Hungary Denies Planning to Remove Rosatom From Paks NPP Project
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The Hungarian authorities still do not respond to Rosatom's requests for negotiations on the Paksh-2 nuclear power plant project (PPPP); while the State Corporation intends to build the nuclear power plant as soon as possible and to avoid legal proceedings, the newspaper Izvesia reports on Friday with reference to the Director General of Rosatom, Alexei Lihachev. "We have officially informed the Government of Hungary of our readiness, of our req…
Hungary is not considering replacing the Russian state-owned company Rosatom as the main contractor for the Paks NPP expansion project. This was stated by the Hungarian client of the Paks 2 project, refuting information from Reuters, reports News.bg. "A comprehensive expert analysis of the Paks 2 project is currently being carried out and no decision has been made on the investment yet. Accordingly, information that would present any conclusions…
Russia allows the construction of the Paksh-2 nuclear power plant in Hungary to stop completely because there is no response from the local authorities to the proposals for negotiations, while the project can still gain new momentum for development, and Alexey Lihačev, Director General of Rosatoma, told the newspaper Izvestia.
According to Reuters, the Tisza government is considering replacing Rosatom with the two billion euro Paks expansion, but according to Paks II. Zrt. there is no room for speculation.
There are rumors that the Hungarian government may finally get rid of the Russians in the expansion of the Paks nuclear power plant.
There are rumors that the Hungarian government may finally get rid of the Russians in the expansion of the Paks nuclear power plant.
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