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The atomic center of Marcoule: 2nd part

Publication date 06/10/1956 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Following the visit of the city of Marcoule, in the Gard, where the first atomic power plant was built, and which has just inaugurated its production of electricity of nuclear origin.

The atomic center of Marcoule: 1st part

Publication date 06/10/1956 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Visit of the city of Marcoule, in the Gard, where the first atomic power plant was built, and which has just inaugurated its production of electricity of nuclear origin.

La Hague: anti-missile batteries

Publication date 19/10/2001 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Among the terrorist threats, the actions of hijackers, bacteriological warfare, which may have to be added threats to nuclear facilities in all countries that have this type of facility. France is therefore one of them and surface-to-air missiles are being installed initially near the most sensitive site, that of La Hague in the Cotentin. Commentary on factual images, micropavement and interviews Commandant Jean-Luc SIMONIN (Army of Earth) and Christiane DESQUESNES (mayor of Flottemanville-Hague).

The candidate Nicolas Sarkozy on nuclear energy and Nicolas Hulot’s response

Publication date 08/03/2007 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Répondant à Nicolas Hulot sur le plateau de l'émission "A vous de juger", le candidat à l'élection présidentielle Nicolas Sarkozy critique la proposition de la candidate Ségolène ROYAL de supprimer la moitié de l'énergie d'origine nucléaire française : "C'est de l'idéologie !". Nicolas Hulot lui répond brièvement : "Les gisements d'uranium ne sont pas chez nous donc le nucléaire, ce n'est pas une totale indépendance énergétique de la France".

Nuclear power plants: the problem of renewal

Publication date 27/09/1994 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Some of the 50 or so French nuclear reactors still in operation will have to stop operating between 2005 and 2020. They will have to be dismantled or rebuilt. Reportage in Brennilis, Finistère, where the plant has been out of operation for more than ten years.

President Jacques Chirac on the shutdown of the Superphénix nuclear power plant

Publication date 14/07/1997 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

In his traditional interview on 14 July, President Jacques CHIRAC expressed reservations about the shutdown of the Creys-Malville "Superphénix" nuclear power plant (Isère), announced by Prime Minister Lionel Jospin on 19 June.

A stormy speech by Valéry Giscard d'Estaing in Valognes on France’s nuclear programme

Publication date 05/12/1980 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

During an official trip to the Channel Department, home of the Flamanville nuclear power plant and the La Hague nuclear waste reprocessing plant, President Valéry GISCARD D'ESTAING is booed by the audience when he talks about France’s electro-nuclear programme.

President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing on nuclear energy

Publication date 27/02/1977 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Asked by Louis BERIOT about the opportunity for a public debate on nuclear energy in France, ESTAING President Valéry GISCARD underlines that "France is a country that has no energy" and specifies that all aspects of the nuclear solution will be studied.

General de Gaulle on atomic energy

Publication date 25/09/1963 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

During a speech in Orange (Vaucluse), the general of GAULLE evokes his conception of national independence which, according to him, passes by the mastery of atomic weapons and more generally of nuclear energy: 'We have decided to have what we need [to defend ourselves] especially since this nuclear power is directly linked to atomic energy, which is, as you all know, the heart of tomorrow’s activity.'

Closure of Chooz A nuclear power plant

Publication date 29/10/1991 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Ardennes: Final shutdown of the reactor at the Chooz A nuclear power plant, the first pressurized water plant in France. Comment on factual and archival images and interview André SENNE (director).

Official inauguration of the first French atomic pile at Fort de Châtillon

Publication date 23/12/1948 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Near Paris, at the Fort of Châtillon (Hauts de Seine), on the communes of Châtillon under Bagneux and Fontenay aux Roses, the first French atomic pile, begun in 1945, "Zoe", came into service. The President of the Republic, Vincent Auriol, attended the first tests of this machine which will soon develop a power of a few kilowatts.

The French nuclear fleet and its controls

Publication date 11/07/2008 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Update on nuclear risks in France and the arrangements for plant controls by the ASN (Nuclear Safety Agency). Commentary on factual and archival images, infographic, and interview Charles-Antoine LOUET, of the Lyon Nuclear Safety Authority.

La Hague: radioactivity

Publication date 12/03/1997 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

La Hague: Greenpeace considers it dangerous to walk on the beach near the nuclear waste reprocessing plant. Measurements carried out on the occasion of the great tide would have revealed a radioactivity 3,000 times higher than normal, but COGEMA denounced "a purely media affair". Commentary on factual images and interviews Bruno CHAREYRON (CRII-RAD laboratory manager), Alain JARDIN (fisherman) and Patrick LEDERMANN (COGEMA-La Hague Director).

Nuclear: consequences of a possible plant closure

Publication date 17/11/2011 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Report on the consequences of a possible closure of nuclear power plants in France. Example of the municipality of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux, in the Drôme, which benefits from the repercussions of the proximity of the Tricastin power station, in terms of local economy and direct and indirect jobs. For their part, environmentalists are defending the idea of alternative job-creating solutions. Commentary on factual images and illustration alternating with interviews of residents and PS mayor of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux, Jean-Michel CATELINOIS.

New breakdown in Superphénix

Publication date 24/10/1995 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

A month after its restart, the Creys-Malville breeder, in Isère, has just experienced a new failure, a steam leak, in the non-nuclear part of the plant. This incident is the last of a long series since the launch ten years ago of Superphénix, a prototype reactor that cost 50 billion francs. Comment on factual and archival images and interviews Bernard MAGNON (Director of the plant) and Philippe BROUSSE (Ecologist).

Explosion at Flamanville Power Station

Publication date 09/02/2017 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Report on the explosion in the Flamanville power station in the English Channel, with no consequences for the nuclear reactor’s activity. Alternating factual images, interviews with Stéphane BRASSEUR (EDF director of the Flamanville power plant) and Cyrille CORMIER (Greenpeace France energy campaign manager).

The future of nuclear power in France

Publication date 16/11/2011 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Report on the French nuclear fleet, which comprises 58 reactors: distribution, age and power of power stations. The consequences of a nuclear shutdown as advocated by the agreement signed between the Socialists and the Greens. Reactions from Valérie PECRESSE, Minister of the Budget, and members in the corridors of the National Assembly, who talk about the repercussions in terms of cost and employment. Commentary on graphic images, geographical map and infographic, alternating with the intervention of Valérie PECRESSE and the interviews of Hervé MARITON, deputy UMP, and Christian BATAILLE, deputy PS.

Update on the French nuclear fleet

Publication date 16/06/2000 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

In the wake of Germany’s decision to abandon civilian nuclear power, the French Greens called on the government to follow the same path. France is now the second largest producer of nuclear electricity just after the United States. Could we find alternative energies? Comments on archive images of power plants and interview Marie-Hélène LABBE (Lecturer).

Energy policy: Nicolas Hulot visits the Fessenheim power plant

Publication date 25/04/2011 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

Report. Protesters gathered on the bridge of Europe in Strasbourg to denounce nuclear energy. Nicolas HULOT, a controversial environmentalist candidate in the 2012 presidential election, joined the protesters. He also announced his willingness to put in place concrete measures to get out of nuclear power. Commentary on factual images, interview with Nicolas HULOT, Jean-Pierre BROM (spokesperson "Sortir du nucléaire Alsace") and microsidewalk (approving or criticizing N. HULOT).

Le réacteur thermonucléaire expérimental international, ou ITER

Publication date 28/06/2005 From €100.00

Nuclear in France

The six project partners, the European Union, Russia, China, Japan, the United States and South Korea, have reached an agreement to choose Cadarache (Bouches-du-Rhône) for the ITER project, judged fabulous by its supporters since it has the ambition to reproduce what is happening in the heart of the sun, but "a technological delirium that will engulf billions of euros" launch its critics. ITER, what’s the point? Explanations. Commentary on illustration images, infographics, photos and interviews Bernard BIGOT (High Commissioner for Atomic Energy).

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