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Report Answers Frequently Asked Questions On The Effect Of Japan's Nuclear Crisis On European Nuclear Operators Mar 11
Standard & Poors, March 2011
Abstract
STOCKHOLM (Standard & Poor's) March 17, 2011--The nuclear crisis unfolding in Japan following last Friday's earthquake and tsunami could have far-reaching consequences for European nuclear operators and electricity markets overall, says Standard & Poor's Ratings Services in a new report: 'Credit FAQ: Japan's Nuclear Crisis Could Have Lasting Effects For European Nuclear Operators'. 'The ongoing incident at Fukushima, the nuclear plant where reactors are at risk, could potentially be a game-changing event for European power markets and the companies that operate within them, in our opinion,' said Standard & Poor's credit analyst Andreas Kindahl. Standard & Poor's sees near-term consequences as limited for the credit quality of European nuclear operators in general, but slightly negative for Germany-based operators, after the...
Companies mentioned in this report are: Electricite de France S.A.,GDF SUEZ S.A.,Vattenfall AB,CEZ a.s.,E.ON AG,RWE AG,EnBW Energie Baden-Wuerttemberg AG,Fortum Oyj
Action: General Comment
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Research type: News
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