Poland / Westinghouse To Build First Nuclear Power Plant, Says Prime-Minister

Policy schedule sees first unit online by 2033
Westinghouse To Build First Nuclear Power Plant, Says Prime-Minister
Warsaw wants to have its first reactor unit running in 2033, with construction starting in 2026. Image courtesy Creative Commons.
Poland’s prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki has announced that US-based Westinghouse Electric Company has been selected to build the country’s first nuclear power station, a decision pending since 2020 when Warsaw last updated its nuclear energy pgrogramme.

Mr Morawiecki announced the development on Twitter saying an official cabinet resolution is to be expected on Wednesday this week.

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