Delays in construction of Poland’s nuclear power
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Poland wants to be a European pioneer in investing in small nuclear power plants, but we're being chased by the Swedes, the British, and the Czechs. Four applications for environmental permits for SMRs have been submitted so far. A debate raged in the Sejm on Wednesday about whether the rush poses risks.
Poland plans to start filling concrete with the country's first nuclear power plant in 2028, announced by the Minister of Energy of the country Milos Motka.
The start of commercial operation of Poland's first nuclear power plant has been moved from 2033 to 2036, according to the updated Polish nuclear program.
The decision on the location of the second nuclear power plant will be made in 2028, Miłosz Motyka told Graffiti. "We've narrowed down the locations from a dozen to two – Bełchatów and Konin."
Poland updates nuclear strategy with delays to launch of first two plants
The European Commission last year approved Polish state aid for the project, which is set to receive 60.2 billion zloty (€13.8 billion) in public support between 2025 and 2030 Notes From Poland, Oct 3, 2026 The government has updated Poland’s nuclear strategy for the first time in six years, with the new document acknowledging that […]
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