Bulgaria / Government Tasked To Negotiate With South Korea’s Hyundai For Construction Of New AP1000 Reactors At Kozloduy

US-based Westinghouse will provide PWR technology for new plants

Government Tasked To Negotiate With South Korea’s Hyundai For Construction Of New AP1000 Reactors At Kozloduy
The existing Kozloduy nuclear station has two 1,000-MW Russia-designed VVER units in operation.

Bulgaria’s parliament has tasked the country’s energy ministry and state-owned Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant company to begin negotiations by 15 April 2024 with South Korea’s Hyundai E&C for the construction, delivery and eventual commissioning of the proposed Kozloduy-7 and -8 AP1000 nuclear reactor units.

Hyundai Engineering and Construction (E&C) was shortlisted earlier this month in a tender for the construction of Kozloduy-7 and -8 which closed on 2 February. Four other companies were excluded in the bid including US-based Bechtel and Fluor and China National Nuclear Corporation Overseas, and China Energy Engineering Corporation.

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