Poland / Westinghouse Expects To Submit Offer For First Nuclear Project In June

Financing model to follow by the end of August
Westinghouse Expects To Submit Offer For First Nuclear Project In June
Warsaw wants to build up to six reactor units at two sites, but a technology supplier is yet to be selected.
US-based Westinghouse Electric Company is preparing to submit a front-end engineering and design offer for Poland’s first nuclear power new-build programme by the ned of June this year, according to Mirosław Kowalik, chief executive of the company’s Warsaw branch.

“Our proposal in terms of technical and design conditions for the construction of a nuclear power plant in Poland will be presented by the end of June, and by the end of August we will present the investment financing component,” Mr Kowalik told online newspaper Business Insider Polska.

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