Poland And France Sign Nuclear Treaty As Macron Eyes New-Build Contracts

Agreement could help position state power company EDF for EPR2 reactor deals

Poland And France Sign Nuclear Treaty As Macron Eyes New-Build Contracts
Polish prime minister Donald Tusk and French president Emmanuel Macron signed the treaty in the French city of Nancy. Courtesy Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland.

Poland and France have signed a treaty that includes plans for cooperation in the civil nuclear energy sector as Paris eyes potentially lucrative new-build contracts from Warsaw.

The treaty includes plans for joint activities aimed at capitalising on the advantages of nuclear for the decarbonisation of European industry.

The two nations are also planning to work together to strengthen the security of supply of nuclear fuel.

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