According to World Nuclear News, the parties reached agreement on the principal EPC framework. PEJ also submitted a construction licence application to Poland’s National Atomic Energy Agency in March; the approved information does not specify the year.
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Analysis: The agreement advances the project pipeline and strengthens the prospect of future demand for construction steel and engineered components. However, it is not evidence of a steel procurement award or shipment.
MetalMate analysis- Main commercial and legal EPC terms have been agreed, World Nuclear News reported.
- Second-phase preparatory works and in-depth geological surveys are in progress at the future construction site.
- PEJ submitted the construction licence application in March.
- The project expects to supply its first electricity to Poland’s grid in 2036.
Outlook: Watch for execution of the full EPC contract, progress in construction licensing, and subsequent announcements covering steel packages, specifications, suppliers and procurement schedules.
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Polish plant contract negotiations move to next stage — World Nuclear News
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