Hungary Denies Planning to Remove Rosatom From Paks NPP Project
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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…
Replacing the general contractor of the Paks II project does not promise to be the right decision of the century, but the possibility is not ruled out. However, Paks II's electricity is badly needed.
Hungary is considering relocating Russian company Rosatom as the main...
The leaked information was that they were considering continuing the Paks expansion without Rosatom. According to the project company, nothing could have leaked from the experts conducting the investigation that would indicate this.
The Hungarian contracting company for the Paksh-2 nuclear power plant denied reports of a possible replacement of Rosatom as a general contractor in the construction of new blocks, ... 22.10.2026, PRIM
Reuters: the government is considering replacing Rosatom in Paks, is already looking at other suppliers - If the contract is terminated, the 1.1 billion euros paid to Rosatom so far, or roughly 403 billion forints, could be lost.
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