French state-owned EDF and French engineering firm Egis Industries have completed a preliminary technical study on the potential introduction of nuclear energy in Serbia, according to Antoine Guelfi, EDF director for international new nuclear development.
Guelfi said in a social media post that the assessment found that nuclear energy represents a feasible option for Serbia as a dispatchable, low-carbon alternative to coal and is technically compatible with the country’s grid structure.
The study identified key elements for a potential Serbian nuclear roadmap, including essential initial steps and priority infrastructure needs, he said.
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