Hungary to stick with Orban-era nuclear cooperation deal with US
The bill would lock in civilian nuclear cooperation, including small modular reactors, and steer Hungary toward US suppliers for future projects.
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Hungary to stick with Orban-era nuclear cooperation deal with US
BUDAPEST, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Hungary's government has asked parliament to make legally binding a nuclear cooperation agreement with the United States that the previous government of Viktor Orban signed in February.
The civil nuclear cooperation agreement was signed during Rubio's visit to Hungary on February 16.
Hungary has unveiled an agreement with the United States on cooperation in the nuclear energy sector
Hungary has unveiled an agreement with the United States on cooperation in the nuclear energy sector.The document provides for the development of small modular reactors, the construction of new nuclear power plants, the supply of American nuclear fuel...
According to the document, Hungary is interested in small modular reactor projects and is prepared to give priority to American companies in the selection of the performer, and transmits RIA News. Budapest is prepared to seek exceptions to EU procurement rules if necessary. The agreement was signed in Washington on 16 February. Shortly thereafter, US Vice-President J. D. Vance announced the plans of the American side to build small modular react…
The bill submitted by the government to the Parliament on Tuesday evening would help the application of American reactor technology in Hungary and the preparation of small modular nuclear reactors - we show you the most important details!
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