AREVA to replace reactor vessel heads for PG&E plant

2 August 2006 -- AREVA, through its subsidiary AREVA NP, has received a contract from Pacific Gas & Electric Co., based in San Francisco, Calif., US, for two replacement reactor vessel heads at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant Units One and Two.

This Replacement RV head contract includes the manufacture, delivery and installation of the reactor vessel heads, control rod drive mechanisms, integrated head assemblies, and installation and disposal of used equipment for both units at the Diablo Canyon site in Avila Beach, California.

Installation for Unit Two is scheduled to begin in fall 2009 and Unit One in fall 2010. AREVA has provided services at the Diablo Canyon site since 1996.

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