Poland Formally Adopts Updated Nuclear Power Programme For Up To 9 GW Of Capacity

Poland has formally updated its nuclear power programme to target up to 9 GW of capacity, with the first AP1000 reactor unit at Lubiatowo-Kopalino now scheduled for 2036 commercial operation, three years later than initially planned. The programme includes state equity and debt financing supported by the European Commission, plans for a second station with a competitive technology selection process by 2027, and aims for substantial domestic industry participation.

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