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New Nuclear / OPG And ČEZ To Work Together On Project Risk Reduction

By Patrycja Rapacka
13 October 2022

Canadian and Czech utilities will also cooperate on SMRs
OPG And ČEZ To Work Together On Project Risk Reduction
Petr Třešňák, deputy minister to the minister of industry and trade (left), ČEZ’s Tomáš Pleskač, OPG president and chief executive officer Ken Hartwick, Ontario energy minister Todd Smith and Ayesha Patricia Rekhi, Canadian ambassador to the Czech Republic at the signing cermenon. Courtesy OPG.
Canadian electric utility Ontario Power Generation (OPG) and Czech state energy company ČEZ have signed an agreement to work together on nuclear energy with the aim of reducing financial, technical and schedule risks to future projects.

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