Poland’s climate ministry signed a cooperation agreement with the US Export-Import (Exim) Bank to finance projects supporting climate change in Poland, including potential new reactors as part of the European country’s $40bn nuclear energy programme.
The ministry said the agreement provides for the development of long-term cooperation in the financing of projects based on US technologies, including nuclear power, and innovation in energy and critical energy infrastructure including cybersecurity solutions.
The two countries intend to explore the possibilities of using Exim Bank financing instruments such as loans, guarantees and insurance, but also other innovative tools for financing projects falling within the scope of the agreement.
The ministry said the agreement provides for the development of long-term cooperation in the financing of projects based on US technologies, including nuclear power, and innovation in energy and critical energy infrastructure including cybersecurity solutions.
The two countries intend to explore the possibilities of using Exim Bank financing instruments such as loans, guarantees and insurance, but also other innovative tools for financing projects falling within the scope of the agreement.
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