Romania's Nuclearelectrica Secures €620 Million Financing For Cernavoda Nuclear Projects

Loan agreements to fund Unit 1 refurbishment and preparatory work for Units 3 and 4

Romania's Nuclearelectrica Secures €620 Million Financing For Cernavoda Nuclear Projects
Cernavoda, which is Romania’s only commercial nuclear station, has two 650-MW Canada-designed Candu-6 plants. Image courtesy AtkinsRealis.

Romania’s state-owned nuclear operator Nuclearelectrica has signed two financing agreements worth a combined €620m ($725m) with a banking syndicate* led by J.P. Morgan SE to advance the refurbishment of the Cernavoda-1 nuclear plant and preparatory work for the Cernavoda-3 and -4 new-build project.

The company said €540m will fund the second phase of Unit 1’s refurbishment programme, including procurement of long-lead equipment, engineering, design and permitting.

Want to keep reading?

Register free and get full access to NucNet for 14 days. No card required.

Republish or license this article

MORE THAN 30 YEARS OF NUCLEAR INDUSTRY REPORTING.

Subscribe for full access to every article, the archive and the SMR and AMR database.

Join NucNet