US EditionEstonia Advances Its Nuclear Energy Framework with Draft Legislation
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Estonia advances its nuclear energy framework with draft legislation
Over the last years, Estonia has taken many steps to expand its energy independence. The country has seen massive investments in solar, wind, geothermal sources, as well as storage facilities and a successful push to fully decouple the regional grid. Now, one more piece of this puzzle is coming together: a new nuclear energy and safety bill that establishes the regulatory foundation for potential nuclear power development. Last week, Estonia’s M…
This week, the European Commission gave the green light to the financing of the Polish nuclear power plant (PEJ), which is worth over PLN 60 billion (EUR 14.2 billion). The Estonian Ministry of Climate has submitted for consultation a draft Law on Nuclear Energy and Safety, which aims to improve the regulatory environment. Žygimantas Vaičiūnas, Minister of Energy, assured that Lithuania is evaluating the possibility of building small reactors, b…
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