Poland / Six EPR Nuclear Plants Could Cost €48.5 Billion, Says Press Report

EDF says country could become part of ‘larger European nuclear programme’
Six EPR Nuclear Plants Could Cost €48.5 Billion, Says Press Report
Poland is to make a decision on a supplier of nuclear technology for its first nuclear plants by the end of 2022. Image courtesy Lukas Plewnia / Flickr.
The construction in Poland of four EPR reactors with a capacity of 1,650 MW each would cost around €33bn, rising €48.5bn for a series of six units, according to the Polish Press Agency (PAP).

EDF has not confirmed the figures, but in an interview with PAP, EDF vice-president Vakisasai Ramany said costs submitted by EDF as part of an offer made last year are for the construction of the reactors, excluding financing costs.

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