The Polish government is hoping to conclude talks on the financing of the country’s first commercial nuclear power plant in a few months, government commissioner for strategic energy infrastructure, Piotr Naimski, said at the Polish-US Nuclear Industry Forum in Warsaw on Monday.
The Polish government is planning to set up a special-purpose company in which it will hold a 51% stake, with the remaining 49% being held by a foreign partner, Mr Naimski said. The conclusion of the talks on the financing of the project “is a matter of a few months”, he said.
The Polish government is planning to set up a special-purpose company in which it will hold a 51% stake, with the remaining 49% being held by a foreign partner, Mr Naimski said. The conclusion of the talks on the financing of the project “is a matter of a few months”, he said.
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