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French utility EDF says 48-hour strike will now start late Tuesday

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Posted on September 30, 2025

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French utility EDF says 48-hour strike will now start late Tuesday
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PARIS (Reuters) -French nuclear operator EDF said on Tuesday it had received notice that a strike by its workers this week will now start on Tuesday evening and last through to October 2. The previous

French utility EDF says 48-hour strike will now start late Tuesday

PARIS (Reuters) -French nuclear operator EDF said on Tuesday it had received notice that a strike by its workers this week will now start on Tuesday evening and last through to October 2.

The previous notice said the strike was expected to start late Wednesday and last 24 hours.

Recent strikes have cut power supply in the country, but the effect has been minimal as France has been a net power exporter during the industrial action.

(Reporting by Forrest Crellin; Editing by Jan Harvey)

Key Takeaways

  • EDF workers' strike to start Tuesday evening.
  • The strike will last for 48 hours, until October 2.
  • Previous strike notice indicated a 24-hour duration.
  • Recent strikes have minimally impacted power supply.
  • France continues to be a net power exporter.

Frequently Asked Questions

When will the EDF strike start?
The EDF strike will start on Tuesday evening and last until October 2.
How long was the strike originally planned for?
The strike was initially expected to start late Wednesday and last for 24 hours.
What has been the impact of recent strikes on power supply?
Recent strikes have cut power supply in the country, but the effect has been minimal as France has been a net power exporter during the industrial action.

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