Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Nuclear-Protest-in-Goes-27MZIFIKMUHK.htmlConceptually similarNuclear Protest in GoesGP0255VCompleted★★★★Nuclear Protest in GoesGP0255WCompleted★★★★Nuclear Protest in GoesGP0255YCompleted★★★★Nuclear Protest in GoesGP0255XCompleted★★★★Action against Nuclear at City Hall in ZeelandGP01ZPSCompleted★★★★Action against Nuclear at City Hall in ZeelandGP01ZPMCompleted★★★★Action against Nuclear at City Hall in ZeelandGP01ZPOCompleted★★★★Action against Nuclear at City Hall in ZeelandGP01ZPNCompleted★★★★Action against Nuclear at City Hall in ZeelandGP01ZPPCompleted★★★★View AllGP0255ZNuclear Protest in GoesNuclear protest in Goes against building a second power station in nearby Borssele. Greenpeace allocated a huge live digital counter during the shareholder meeting at power company Delta in Goes, to show the incremental costs of the construction of a comparable nuclear power station in Olkiluoto, Finland. The upper yellow sign mentions "Nuclear power cheap? Count your losses". The lower white sign mentions "Cost of the Finnish taxpayer regarding the Olkiluoto nuclear power station being built".In original language:Kernenergie protest in GoesKernenergie protest in Goes tegen het bouwen van een tweede kerncentrale in het nabijgelegen Borssele. Tijdens de aandeelhoudersvergadering in Goes plaatst Greenpeace voor het stadskantoor een grote digitale counter die ‘live’ laat zien hoe de kosten voor de bouw van een vergelijkbare kerncentrale in het Finse Olkiluoto oplopen.Locations:Netherlands-Western EuropeDate:21 Jun, 2010Credit:© Greenpeace / Philip ReynaersMaximum size:2832px X 4256pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Buildings-KWCI (GPI)-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear power stations-TimeShoot:Nuclear Action in GoesNuclear energy cheap? That is what the Finnish people thought as well when they started building a nuclear plant in Olkiluoto. In the meantime Finnish people have paid a fortune and still no power has been delivered. Greenpeace Netherlands indicates shareholders of energy company Delta about the great financial risks to build a second nuclear plant in Borssele in the Dutch province Zeeland.
