It might be a different matter if he was a Magnox reactor of course.

It is one of four Magnox stations which have suffered problems with the pressure vessels.

The company is also planning to expand the life of the existing Magnox reactors by another 10 years.

This reactor was built based on British developed Magnox technology.

Older designs (i.e. Magnox stations) are either shut down or will be in the near future.

As we shall see later, the economic performance of the Magnox reactors has also come under increasing scrutiny.

Most other Magnox plants are licensed for 40-year lifetimes.

An example of a gas cooled reactor is the British Magnox.

But about a quarter of that, comprising the older Magnox stations, was due to retire during the 1990s.

It also operates a number of Magnox reactors and is responsible for decommissioning others.

These hold the leftovers from the nation's first civil reactor programme, a series of reactors known as Magnox plants.

Virtually none of the industry's first generation of Magnox power stations were built within their expected time or cost.

Magnox nuclear power stations will remain open, and the planned nuclear review is to be brought forward by a year.

Magnox North, which operates the site, said that it was satisfied with the public consultation process which took place during the 1990s.

Magnox North employs 650 people on the site, while up to 500 contractors and members of the supply chain provide support to the site.

By that time, the last of the ageing fleet of Magnox nuclear reactors will have closed.

This Magnox plant is the world's first nuclear power plant to deliver electricity in commercial quantities.

Magnox Ltd wants to know if an environmental assessment is needed at the Chapelcross nuclear site.

But under the new proposals, site operators Magnox Electric are being asked to look at options to reduce spending.

It has also failed to drum up interest from the private sector in cleaning up the southern Magnox stations.

The four old Magnox reactors at Chapelcross, which were used for military purposes, have also been closed.

In addition, the United Kingdom's remaining Magnox nuclear stations will have closed by 2015.

The Magnox reactor has been shut since February.

Lord Marshall had once said about the old Magnox stations that, even if they weren't economic now, there would still be 'jam tomorrow'.

The Magnox plant at Berkeley, Gloucestershire, has been operating 26 years.

It might be a different matter if he was a Magnox reactor of course.

It is one of four Magnox stations which have suffered problems with the pressure vessels.

The company is also planning to expand the life of the existing Magnox reactors by another 10 years.

This reactor was built based on British developed Magnox technology.

Older designs (i.e. Magnox stations) are either shut down or will be in the near future.

As we shall see later, the economic performance of the Magnox reactors has also come under increasing scrutiny.

Most other Magnox plants are licensed for 40-year lifetimes.

An example of a gas cooled reactor is the British Magnox.

But about a quarter of that, comprising the older Magnox stations, was due to retire during the 1990s.

It also operates a number of Magnox reactors and is responsible for decommissioning others.

These hold the leftovers from the nation's first civil reactor programme, a series of reactors known as Magnox plants.

Virtually none of the industry's first generation of Magnox power stations were built within their expected time or cost.

Magnox nuclear power stations will remain open, and the planned nuclear review is to be brought forward by a year.

Magnox North, which operates the site, said that it was satisfied with the public consultation process which took place during the 1990s.

Magnox North employs 650 people on the site, while up to 500 contractors and members of the supply chain provide support to the site.

By that time, the last of the ageing fleet of Magnox nuclear reactors will have closed.

This Magnox plant is the world's first nuclear power plant to deliver electricity in commercial quantities.

Magnox Ltd wants to know if an environmental assessment is needed at the Chapelcross nuclear site.

But under the new proposals, site operators Magnox Electric are being asked to look at options to reduce spending.

It has also failed to drum up interest from the private sector in cleaning up the southern Magnox stations.

The four old Magnox reactors at Chapelcross, which were used for military purposes, have also been closed.

In addition, the United Kingdom's remaining Magnox nuclear stations will have closed by 2015.

The Magnox reactor has been shut since February.

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Lord Marshall had once said about the old Magnox stations that, even if they weren't economic now, there would still be 'jam tomorrow'.