Poland plans to have two operational nuclear power stations in 2033, using US and South Korean technology, according to Jacek Sasin, the country’s deputy prime-minister in charge of state assets.
Mr Sasin told national broadcaster Polsat that a second nuclear power station will be a private business project “although also supported by the Polish government”.
Mr Sasin told national broadcaster Polsat that a second nuclear power station will be a private business project “although also supported by the Polish government”.
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