Sweden will offer public loans to fund new nuclear power projects as the country seeks ways to improve energy security and meet an expected surge in demand for electricity.
The total debt package offered will cover financing for as many as four new large-scale reactors, financial markets minister Niklas Wykman said at a press conference in Stockholm.
He said the loans will be financed by the government since it can secure financing at lower rates than individual companies.
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