Czech Republic / Government Seeks Binding Tenders For Four Nuclear Reactors From EDF And KHNP

Prague hopes to cut down new-build costs via a ‘package’ deal

Government Seeks Binding Tenders For Four Nuclear Reactors From EDF And KHNP
A mockup showing a potential new plant at the Dukovany site in the southern Czech Republic. Image courtesy CEZ.

The Czech government announced on Wednesday (31 January) that it will be seeking binding bids from two technology vendors, France’s EDF and South Korea’s KHNP, for the construction of up to four new reactor units at the existing Dukovany nuclear power station.

The announcement means the government has changed its approach to new-build as it was previously looking for binding bids for a single new 1,200-MW Dukovany unit with the possibility for non-binding offers for an additional three units split between the Dukovany and Temelin nuclear stations.

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