continue our lonely observatory on the events of the French nuclear power, particularly the fate of Areva,
Today Gerard Mestrallet, chairman of GDF Suez, said: "I think it is important as to maintain a separation of nuclear equipment suppliers and manufacturers like us or Edf "
The wind seems to pull in the opposite direction: the government is going to decide the trans reorganization of its nuclear industry, which will discuss' also a possible alliance between EDF and Areva. The hypothesis is' to raise participation of EDF from 2.4% through a capital increase necessary for the survival of the largest manufacturer of power in the world. Marriage Edf not even like the current CEO of Areva Anne Lauvergeon, who opposes even for personal gain. The arrival of EDF as a shareholder of reference would mean the end of his reign. Mestrallet but has denied plans to assist in the capital Edf: "As a customer of Areva consider it important to maintain the autonomy, independence, and group cohesion."
CEO of EDF, Henri Proglio has repeatedly called for the spin-off instead of Areva, founded in 2001 by the merger of the companies' uranium enrichment Cogema and Framatome-producing nuclear reactors.
be remembered that while the industry goes to great mining and enrichment, construction of power plants and components for the reactors is in deep red for the costs of uncontrollable EPR sites in France and especially in Finland
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