Poland / Synthos Waiting For Nuclear Law To Be Finalised Before Starting Licensing Procedure

Chemical company planning to deploy small modular reactors
Synthos Waiting For Nuclear Law To Be Finalised Before Starting Licensing Procedure
A number of Poland's industrial leaders have recently showed interest in exploring the deployment options for small modular reactors as means to secure power and heat.
Polish chemicals company Synthos, which wants to deploy small modular reactors domestically, is waiting for Poland’s nuclear law to be finalised before it submits a preliminary call for opinion to the national regulator before starting the reactor licensing procedure, local media reported.

Under Polish legislation, before applying for a permit to construct a nuclear facility, a developer can ask the National Atomic Energy Agency (PAA) to issue a general opinion about organisational and technical solutions for the construction and operation of a facility.

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