A coalition agreement signed by Poland’s opposition parties who are aiming to form a new government after a general election last month, confirms previous statements that Warsaw wants to continue working of the county’s first nuclear power station.
The agreement, signed last week, says: “We will develop guidelines for a coherent nuclear energy programme and precisely determine the method of its financing.”
Since 2020, Poland has been working on a programme to deploy between 6 GW and 9 GW of new nuclear power capacity.
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