Romania / Candu Energy Signs Agreement For Life Extension Project At Cernavodă-1

Bucharest also planning two new nuclear reactors at site

Candu Energy Signs Agreement For Life Extension Project At Cernavodă-1
The Romanian government and Nuclearelectrica plan to build two more Candu reactors at Cernavodă.

Candu Energy Inc and the Canadian Commercial Corporation have signed a contract with Nuclearelectrica to provide engineering, technology and procurement of tooling and reactor components in support of the life extension of the Unit 1 Candu reactor at the Cernavodă nuclear power station in Romania.

A statement said the contract is valued at approximately CAD750m (€502m, $552m).

The contract was formally signed on November 28 at the World Nuclear Exhibition in Paris.

In March, Candu Energy won a contract to carry out pre-project work for the lifetime extension of Cernavodă-1.

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