Bulgaria / New Nuclear Plant A Project Of National Importance, Cabinet Says

Kozloduy to host one or two Westinghouse AP1000 reactor units

New Nuclear Plant A Project Of National Importance, Cabinet Says
Since the beginning of 2023, Bulgaria has taken steps to speed up preparations on a project to deploy up to two AP1000 units at its existing Kozloduy site. Image courtesy Lukas Plewnia / Flickr.

Bulgaria’s government has designated the proposed construction of a new nuclear plant at the country’s existing Kozloduy site the status of a project of national importance, a statement by the cabinet said.

The statement said that the new status of the project at Kozloduy, which is expected to host one or two Westinghouse-made AP1000 pressurised water reactor units, will help prioritise the new-build project and will significantly facilitate administrative procedures related to planning.

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