Across from the decommissioned nuclear plant are 3,800 solar panels, enough to power around 2,000 homes. The area hasn’t produced power since Chernobyl’s infamous nuclear power plant officially shut down in 2000 and Valery Seyda, head of the plant, told Reuters that it looked like it might never do so again. “But now we are …
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