Westinghouse will source and develop a supply chain that could create more than 2,000 jobs in Poland if it is selected as a nuclear power partner with its AP1000 reactor technology, the company said after a meeting in Warsaw.
The meeting was held between Westinghouse chief executive officer Patrick Fragman and Piotr Naimski, secretary of state for strategic energy infrastructure.
Mr Naimski was quoted in local press reports as saying Westinghouse is preparing the technical part of an offer for the nuclear project and has 12 months to do so. The second part of the offer will include a proposal for a financing structure for the project.
The meeting was held between Westinghouse chief executive officer Patrick Fragman and Piotr Naimski, secretary of state for strategic energy infrastructure.
Mr Naimski was quoted in local press reports as saying Westinghouse is preparing the technical part of an offer for the nuclear project and has 12 months to do so. The second part of the offer will include a proposal for a financing structure for the project.
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