Olkiluoto
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Olkiluoto is an island located in western Finland in the municipality of Eurajoki.
Olkiluoto is home to two of Finland's four nuclear power plants, the other two situated in Loviisa, and the first EPR (European Pressurized Reactor) is being built there. After the Finnish Nuclear Energy Act was amended in 1994 so that all nuclear waste produced in Finland must be disposed of in Finland, Olkiluoto has been determined to become the site of disposal of Finnish nuclear waste.
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- Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority in Finland
- Olkiluoto 3 Project
- European Pressurised Reactor at Olkiluoto 3, Finland – Brief Interim Review of the Porosity and Durability Properties of the In Situ Cast Concrete at the Olkiluoto EPR Construction Reactor at Olkiluoto 3, Finland - Review of the Finnish Radiation Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) Assessment, R3123-A2, July 2005
- Reactor at Olkiluoto 3, Finland - Review of the Finnish Radiation Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) Assessment, R3123-A2, July 2005
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