Czech state power company ČEZ is investing almost $245m in modernisation work at its two nuclear power stations in 2022 as it seeks to secure operation of both facilities “in the long term”.
The company said it is investing about $155m in 225 projects at the Temelín nuclear power station. Temelín has two Russian-type VVER units that began commercial operation in 2002 and 2033.
The company said that since the beginning of operations it has invested $1.1bn in the modernisation of Temelín.
The company said it is investing about $155m in 225 projects at the Temelín nuclear power station. Temelín has two Russian-type VVER units that began commercial operation in 2002 and 2033.
The company said that since the beginning of operations it has invested $1.1bn in the modernisation of Temelín.
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