We are talking about the construction of three reactors at the Pomeranian Power Plant, which should start producing electricity in 2033.
Official representatives of Poland and the United States signed an agreement on the construction of the first nuclear power plant on the territory of Poland. This was reported by the Associated Press on Wednesday, September 27.
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Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki called this agreement the beginning of a new page in the country’s development.
In particular, the American companies Westinghouse and Bechtel signed an agreement with the Polish state company Polskie Elektroownie Jadrowe, which is involved in the program. The nuclear power plant is located in the Pomerania region on the Baltic Sea coast.
Poland plans to spend $40 billion to build two nuclear power plants with three reactors each. The current deal with the US covers three reactors at the Pomeranian power plant, which officials say should start producing electricity in 2033.
In the past, the United States transferred powerful diesel generators for nuclear power plants to Ukraine. They will provide backup power to the reactors if needed.
Source: korrespondent
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