MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Cabinet studied a bill on Wednesday that would allow nuclear power stations to keep running after the 2020s when their 40-year working lives are mostly due to expire.
An Industry Ministry statement said it had drawn up the bill tabled at a weekly cabinet meeting to establish a "transparent, stable and predetermined" legal framework for nuclear plant operating permits.
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