US EditionBillion-dollar nuclear business: the French are left behind, the South Korean gigaproject gets the green light
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From contributing to peaceful future of the Korean Peninsula to expanding economic relations with CEE: The South Korean nuclear energy boom as an opportunity
KOREA MONITOR Date: 25 April 2025 Author: David Plášek From contributing to peaceful future of the Korean Peninsula to expanding economic relations with CEE: The South Korean nuclear energy boom as an opportunity “From contributing to peaceful future of the Korean Peninsula to expanding economic relations with CEE: The South Korean nuclear energy boom as an opportunity” analysis by David Plasek is avai…
On Tuesday, we reported that the new nuclear power plant project in Dukovany could become state-owned in the Czech Republic. Now the investment has reached another important milestone: the Czech competition authority has rejected an appeal by France's EDF, paving the way for the signing of contracts worth at least 400 billion Czech crowns (about $18 billion) with the South Korean contractor, Reuters reported.
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