Poland / Warsaw To Commit $1.2 Billion For First Nuclear Power Station

Finance minister confirms country’s ‘biggest ever investment’

Warsaw To Commit $1.2 Billion For First Nuclear Power Station
Poland is planning to build from 6,000 to 9,000 MW of installed nuclear capacity.

Poland plans to earmark 4.6 billion zloty (€1.08bn, $1.2bn) in the 2025 federal budget to begin preparations for building the nation’s first commercial nuclear power station.

According to the state-owned Polish Press Agency, finance minister Andrzej Domanski outlined the initial expenditure for what would be the country’s biggest-ever investment days before a cabinet meeting to approve next year’s draft budget.

Earlier this month, the government assumed it would have to secure about $15bn for the project in 2025-2030 period, before it would get further financing from the US, which will supply the nuclear plant technology.

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