Bulgaria’s state-owned Kozloduy NPP New Build (KNPP-Newbuild), which is looking to deploy two new AP1000 pressurised water reactor units at the existing Kozloduy site, may need to reapply for a review of a site permit to accommodate a second new reactor, according to representatives of the national nuclear regulator.
In March 2023, Westinghouse Electric signed a memorandum of understanding with KNPP-Newbuild to begin planning for deployment of up to two AP1000 units and a working group was formed under the agreement.
The project for a new, seventh, reactor unit at Kozloduy dates back to 2012 and has a valid site permit and environmental impact assessment approval issued by Bulgarian authorities.
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