Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said late Friday on Twitter that Poland would use the "reliable, safe technology" of the Westinghouse Electric Company for the plant in Pomerania province near the Baltic Sea coast. The exact location remains to be identified.A strong Poland-U.S. alliance "guarantees the success of our joint initiatives," Morawiecki said.
Protests by residents and environmentalists, the 1986 disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine and budget shortages led to the scrapping of the project. Mueller said the nuclear plant in northern Poland would require improving infrastructure in the area, including roads. "This announcement also sends a clear message to Russia: We will not let them weaponize energy any longer," Granholm said. "The West will stand together against this unprovoked aggression, while also diversifying energy supply chains and bolstering climate cooperation."
Too bad, don't they know that CANDU reactors are the safest in the world?
Not Russia?
Excellent
It's about time we started building new nuclear. Everywhere WWS will never be a viable option for the backbone of a stable and reliable power grid.Nuclear has already proven it's the best choice. Modern plants are not the danger old ones were Modular nuclear power is the future
'Chooses' lol