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Poland / Country Confirms Plans For €34Bn Nuclear New-Build Programme

By Kamen Kraev
9 September 2020

First reactor could be in operation by 2033, says updated energy strategy
Country Confirms Plans For €34Bn Nuclear New-Build Programme
A view of the Polish capital Warsaw. Courtesy Creative Commons.
Poland has confirmed plans to spend €34bn ($40bn) to build its first nuclear power plants, with a projected total capacity of 6 to 9 GW and the first unit in commercial operation by 2033.

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