Marek Woszczyk says on-time project delivery will be major factor in controlling costs
Contrary to widespread concerns about “gigantic investments” the final price of electricity for consumers from Poland’s first commercial nuclear power station will depend not solely on the cost of construction, but above all on on-time project delivery and maximum utilisation of installed capacity over 60 to 100 years of operation, Marek Woszczyk, said president of state project company Polskie Elektrownie Jadrowe (PEJ).
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