Poland / New Legislation Aims To Streamline Warsaw’s Nuclear Project

Laws will ‘provide greater stability in investment process’
New Legislation Aims To Streamline Warsaw’s Nuclear Project
Warsaw wants to have its first reactor unit running in 2033, but no technology vendor has been selected yet. Image courtesy Creative Commons.
Poland’s government has adopted a draft law on investments in nuclear power facilities as it seeks to streamline the construction of its first commercial reactor.

The law, expected to come into force by the end of the year, will accelerate investments and reduce costs related to construction.

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