Protests are now turning to Temelin II, a yet-unfinished second reactor at the same plant, which is scheduled for completion next year. Antinuclear activists and members of the Austrian and Bavarian governments are vowing to block it. In Bulgaria, the Kozloduy reactors remain online. In Turkey, the movement to block the Akkuyu project won a stunning victory in July 2000. Stating that the project was simply too expensive and too dangerous, the Turkish government finally agreed to cancel it.
China remains the grand prize for the U.S. nuclear industry.