A potential new governing coalition in Poland could review the set of contracts signed for the construction of the country’s first nuclear power station in Pomerania, but does not intend to “undermine” deals signed with nuclear technology vendor Westinghouse Electric, local press reported.

The Rzeczpospolita newspaper said that newly elected deputy Andrzej Domański from the largest opposition party, the Civic Platform, confirmed cooperation with the US company is at a very advanced level and there are “no discussions on questioning these agreements”.