Czech Consortium Wins Contract To Modernise I&C Systems At Dukovany Nuclear Plant

Project is part of a wider programme to ensure long-term operation.

Czech Consortium Wins Contract To Modernise I&C Systems At Dukovany Nuclear Plant
The four-unit Dukovany is one of two nuclear power stations in the Czech Republic. Nuclear energy provides about 40% of national electricity production. Image courtesy ČEZ.

A consortium of Czech companies ZAT and I&C Energo has won a contract to refurbish the instrumentation and control systems (I&C) at all four units of the Dukovany nuclear power station in the Czech Republic, operator ČEZ said.

The state-controlled company said the project will involve replacing major parts of the block control systems for both the primary and secondary circuits at the plant. 

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