PARIS, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Electricite de France (EDF.PA) should draw the necessary lessons from the various delays affecting its Flamanville 3 EPR reactor and the government will see to it the company does, French government spokesperson Gabriel Attal said on Wednesday. "We will be vigilant over making sure EDF draws the right lessons from the Flamanville problems", Attal told a news conference after a cabinet meeting. EDF said earlier its Flamanville 3 reactor, in northwestern France, will cost 300 million euros more than forecast and that fuel loading is being pushed back by up to six months, the latest setback for a project already running more than a decade late. read more