Hungary Explores Replacing Rosatom While Russian Contractor Awaits Government Talks
The review could reshape a politically sensitive project after legal setbacks, rising costs and a drought-driven near shutdown raised doubts about Rosatom's role.
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Hungary considers replacing Russia's Rosatom in nuclear project
Hungary is considering replacing Russia's Rosatom as the main contractor for the expansion of its Paksh nuclear power plant and began search for alternative suppliers as part of the project review.
Hungary is considering replacing Russia's Rosatom with a new contractor for the expansion of the Paksh nuclear power plant! 🇭🇺⚡️ Political tensions are rising and the government of Peter Madyar is looking for alternatives in light of the changes and possible financial consequences. Will it be possible to abandon Russian influence in the energy sphere? 🔍
Hungary Explores Replacing Rosatom While Russian Contractor Awaits Government Talks
Five days before Hungary was reported to be exploring replacements for its Russian nuclear contractor, the government said substantive contact with international partners would have to wait until it completed a review of the €12.5 billion Paks II project. Rosatom, meanwhile, says its requests for government-level discussions have gone unanswered, even as construction work continues. […] The post Hungary Explores Replacing Rosatom While Russian C…
Hungary is exploring the possibility of replacing Russian company Rosatom with another supplier for the expansion of the Paks nuclear power plant, one of Russia's most important nuclear projects in the European Union.
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