View of the cooling tower and a power pole of the nuclear power plant of Grundremmingen, Bavaria, Germany, Europe. Having been launched in 1967, it is Germany's most powerful nuclear power station.


View of the cooling tower and a power pole of the nuclear power plant of Grundremmingen, Bavaria, Germany, Europe. Having been launched in 1967, it is Germany's most powerful nuclear power station. Stock Photo - Crestock Royalty-Free, Artist: Ansebach , Code: 400-04343125

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View of the cooling tower and a power pole of the nuclear power plant of Grundremmingen, Bavaria, Germany, Europe. Having been launched in 1967, it is Germany's most powerful nuclear power station.
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