South Korea’s state-owned Korea Hydro Nuclear Power said on Thursday it has submitted an offer to build Poland’s first commercial nuclear power station.
During a meeting with Poland’s climate and environment vice-minister Adam Guibourge-Czetwertynski, KHNP said had presented an offer to build six reactors with a combined capacity of 8.4 GW, with the first to be operational in 2033.
“The offer is supported by the Korean government and includes a complex financing plan by KHNP and institutions of the Korean government,” the company said in a statement.
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