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Tubacex wins EDF contract to supply components for first two EPR2 reactors in France

By Public Technologies
  • Tubacex won a contract from EDF to supply forged tubular components for France's first two EPR2 reactors.
  • Its Italian facility, IBF, will execute the order for components serving the reactors' main steam and feedwater systems.
  • The contract could extend to additional reactors.
  • The EPR2 program comprises six planned reactors at Penly, Gravelines and Bugey, each with approximately 1,670 MWe of capacity.


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