Poland And US Consortium Sign Key Agreement On Pomerania Nuclear Power Station

US-based Westinghouse supplying three AP1000 plants for project

Poland And US Consortium Sign Key Agreement On Pomerania Nuclear Power Station
Bechtel has been active at the Pomerania nuclear site, carrying out activities including geological drilling. Courtesy PEJ.

Poland’s state nuclear company Polskie Elektrownie Jadrowe (PEJ) and the US consortium of Westinghouse and Bechtel have signed a key agreement that ensures the continuity of the country’s first commercial nuclear power station project.

PEJ said the engineering development agreement (EDA) is a platform for further cooperation and “an example of mutually beneficial compromise”.

The company said in a statement: “It [the EDA] maintains the highest technological and safety standards while ensuring reasonable costs and responsible risk and schedule management.”

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