The cost of building two new nuclear power stations in Poland with up to three reactors each is likely to be about €39bn, according to a study released by the Polish Economic Institute (PEI).
The PEI said it calculated the cost as an average of bid prices and final “first-of-a-kind” (FOAK) design prices for the three most likely construction scenarios – six Westinghouse AP1000 plants, six South Korean APR1400 plants or four EPR units supplied by France.
The PEI said it calculated the cost as an average of bid prices and final “first-of-a-kind” (FOAK) design prices for the three most likely construction scenarios – six Westinghouse AP1000 plants, six South Korean APR1400 plants or four EPR units supplied by France.
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