Site nucléaire de Romans, Nuclear fuel manufacturing facility in Romans-sur-Isère, France.
The Romans nuclear site manufactures fuel assemblies for power plants and research reactors, containing multiple production areas across its sprawling grounds. Manufacturing takes place in highly specialized facilities that maintain strict quality standards.
The site started operations in 1959 and was later expanded with additional production areas to support France's growing energy needs. Its development was closely tied to the expansion of France's nuclear program.
The facility maintains strong connections with research centers and universities worldwide, producing 200 fuel elements annually for academic and scientific applications.
The facility is located in Romans-sur-Isère and can be viewed from outside, though interior tours are not available to the public. Visitors can observe the scale and structure of the installation from outside the grounds.
Beyond nuclear fuel production, the site manufactures medical targets used in diagnostic and therapeutic applications worldwide. This dual function makes it a significant supplier for both the energy and medical industries.
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