NuScale / Polish And Romanian Companies Confirm Commitment To SMRs Amidst CFPP Cancellation Fallout

KGHM and RoPower say SMR projects in ‘preliminary’ stages

Polish And Romanian Companies Confirm Commitment To SMRs Amidst CFPP Cancellation Fallout
A NuScale simulation centre for the Voygr SMR technology in Oregon. Courtesy NuScale.

Poland’s copper miner KGHM Polska Miedz and Romania’s nuclear new-build company RoPower have confirmed their commitment to proposed projects using small modular reactor (SMR) technology in the wake of an announcement by Oregon-based SMR developer NuScale of the cancellation of its pilot Voygr demonstrator plant in the US.

KGHM, one of Poland’s largest companies, released a statement denying allegations in local media that NuScale had cancelled a February 2022 agreement to begin work towards deploying a first Voygr SMR power plant in Poland as early as 2029.

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