Poland New Build / Coalition Agreement Confirms Commitment To Nuclear Power Station

Parties aim to determine financing model for Westinghouse reactors

Coalition Agreement Confirms Commitment To Nuclear Power Station
Poland is planning three Westinghouse AP1000 units in Pomerania. Courtesy PEJ.

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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