Bogas (Endesa) assures that the closure of the nuclear plants will have a "significant impact" in Catalonia.

A file photo of the Almaraz nuclear power plant. Around thirty mayors and councilors from the area gathered there to demand its continued operation. — A file photo of the Almaraz nuclear power plant. EDUARDO PALOMO / EFE

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Endesa CEO José Bogas once again advocated extending the lifespan of nuclear power plants and warned of the "significant consequences" for Catalonia: "Sixty percent of the region's electricity generation comes from nuclear power plants," Bogas recalled.

Bogas (Endesa) assures that the closure of the nuclear plants will have a "significant impact" in Catalonia.

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