Westinghouse Electric Company has signed memorandums of understanding with seven Bulgarian suppliers to support the two-unit AP1000 project at the Kozloduy nuclear power station site.
The US-based company said the agreements are a direct result of the second Westinghouse Bulgaria Supplier Symposium, which provided a forum for regional suppliers to learn more about supporting AP1000 projects globally.
The MoUs establish the potential for supplying a variety of products and services including cranes, logistics and transportation, electrical and industrial equipment, instrumentation and control equipment and piping.
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