Bulgaria Prepares To Notify Europe On State Aid Plans For New Nuclear Plants At Kozloduy

US-based Westinghouse set to provide two AP1000 units for project

Bulgaria Prepares To Notify Europe On State Aid Plans For New Nuclear Plants At Kozloduy
The Kozloduy site could house two new Westinghouse-supplied nuclear plants. Courtesy Kozloduy NPP-New Build.

Bulgaria’s state-owned Kozloduy NPP-New Build expects within weeks to prepare a notification to the European Commission on state aid for the planned construction of Units 7 and 8 at the existing Kozloduy nuclear power station, according to local reports.

The notification will be submitted by the finance ministry, Petyo Ivanov, chief executive of the project company, told journalists at a press conference.

US-based Westinghouse Electric was selected in 2023 to be the technology supplier for the Kozloduy expansion project, which will have two AP1000 pressurised water reactor units, Kozloduy-7 and -8.

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