Germany has become the latest country to confirm that Poland has provided sufficient information related to a transborder environmental impact assessment required for its plans to build a nuclear power station in the northern province of Pomerania.

Earlier this month, Poland’s directorate for environmental protection (GDOS) said six countries – the Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, the Netherlands, Latvia and Hungary – had completed the consultation process, with little or no need for additional information or documentation.

GDOS said a German delegation led by the minister of climate protection and the environment of the province of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, which borders Poland’s Pomerania to the west, saw explanations provided by Polish experts and officials as sufficient and submitted no further queries to the consultation proceedings.