E.ON, asked about Isar 2, says has supplied information in line with law

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German utility E.ON has supplied relevant information about necessary repairs at its Bavarian Isar 2 nuclear reactor in line with nuclear safety laws, a spokesperson for the company said on Monday.

Germany's environment ministry had said a week-long repair was needed in October after E.ON had informed it about a leak at the site, which has not compromised security but could upset the government's winter energy plan.

E.ON added it was confident that the necessary framework to allow Isar 2 to contribute to German power supply security beyond the current Dec. 31, 2022 closure date could be found.

(This story corrects headline, first paragraph to say .. has supplied ..not.. will supply)

(Reporting by Vera Eckert, editing by Riham Alkousaa)