Endesa requests a review of the entire nuclear shutdown after extending Almaraz
A month before the elections in Spain, Armani, the CEO of Endesa, opens the political debate on extending Ascó, Vandellós and other plants, and not just Almaraz.
Endesa's CEO, Gianni Vittorio Armani, has stated that the decision to extend the lifespan of the Almaraz nuclear plant until 2030 sets a precedent for reviewing the closure schedule of other Spanish nuclear plants, including Ascó and Vandellós. Armani made these comments during the presentation of Endesa's results, which showed a 15% increase in net profit to 1,962 million euros for the first nine months of 2025.
The company's EBITDA rose 8% to 4,577 million euros, with regulated businesses, such as networks and extrapeninsular generation, now accounting for around 50% of EBITDA. Endesa has increased its investments by 19% to 1,622 million euros, with a focus on distribution networks.
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