Haalsian Enquirer: Concrete is Poured for Örebro Nuclear Plant

Construction Begins on Ambitious Nuclear Power ProgramToday, amid much fanfare, the first slab of concrete was poured at a plot of land on the outskirts of Örebro that will eventually be the site of a first-of-its-kind dual-reactor power plant. The location was buzzing with representatives from nuclear power giant Rémond-Bryland International, who are constructing four of their own nuclear plants in other states. RBI, despite not owning any stake in the Haalsian plants, has been doing a tour around the state to drum up public support for nuclear power, and has even given free expertise on facility design to the Haalsian project managers. 
This intiative includes a lot of firsts in the Falleen nuclear industry; the first nuclear power plant to include multiple reactors on the same site, the first nuclear power plant directly owned and operated by the state government, and the first state or territory to acquire approval to have more than one nuclear reactor. Indeed, State Chancellor Syzdykov has stated that he intends to make the Royal State of Haals a "major record-breaker" in the industry. An identical dual-reactor plant is planned to be built near Helsingborg after the construction of the Örebro complex is complete. All materials to build this second complex will have been purchased within the next four years, and construction expected to begin in five. Barring another state building plants, the completion of the Helsingborg complex will mark the tenth nuclear reactor on Falleen soil.
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