When can there be new nuclear capacity in Sweden and what more is needed to make it a reality? Watch Desirée Comstedt, responsible for the development of new nuclear power at Vattenfall, interviewed in this episode of Vattenfall Studio.
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Click to watch the interview with Desirée Comstedt, responsible for the development of new nuclear power at Vattenfall. Host: Adiam Iassu, Business Analyst at Vattenfall Business Area Distribution.
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