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The Cost Estimate of the SMR Nuclear Project From Doiciesti Was in 2025 with 3.8 Billion Dollars More than the Initial One (Report)

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The cost estimate of the SMR project from Doicesti at the December 2025 level was $6.5 billion, with approximately $3.8 billion higher than the initial estimate, is one of the conclusions of the Report issued by the Premier's Control Body, following the control action carried out at the National Nuclear Electrical Society SA between November 15, 2025 and March 2026.

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The cost estimate of the SMR project from Doicesti at the December 2025 level was $6.5 billion, with approximately $3.8 billion higher than the initial estimate, is one of the conclusions of the Report issued by the Premier's Control Body, following the control action carried out at the National Nuclear Electrical Society SA between November 15, 2025 and March 2026.

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The cost estimate of the SMR project from Doicêşti at the December 2025 level was $6.5 billion, with approximately $3.8 billion higher than the initial estimate, is one of the conclusions of the Report issued by the Premier's Control Body, following the control action carried out at the National Nuclear Electrical Society SA between November 15, 2025 and March 2026, according to Agerpres.

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The Prime Minister's Body of Control published Friday, September 11, the report drawn up following the control carried out at Nuclearelectrica, which targets the company's activity with regard to the development of small modular reactors in Romania.

·Romania
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The report issued by the Prime Minister's Control Corps after the control of Nuclearelectrica - aimed at the company's activity for the development of the small modular reactors project in Romania - was published in full, with several secreted passages, Friday, after the unanimous decision made in this sense by the shareholders of the state-controlled company, by the Ministry of Energy.

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Nuclearelectrica has approved the publication of the report drawn up by the Prime Minister's Control Body following verifications of the involvement of the state company in the project of small modular reactors at Doicești. The decision comes after the Ministry of Energy, the majority shareholder of Nuclearelectrica and the institution led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, requested the inclusion of the subject on the agenda of the Extraordinary G…

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The control report indicates delays of almost two years to the SMR project from Doicești and financial risks transferred to Nuclearelectrica.

·Romania
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Economedia.ro broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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