Polish Energy Vice Minister Visits China to Discuss Cooperation on Poland's First Nuclear Plant
Dou Shicong
DATE:  Jul 24 2017
/ SOURCE:  Yicai
Polish Energy Vice Minister Visits China to Discuss Cooperation on Poland's First Nuclear Plant Polish Energy Vice Minister Visits China to Discuss Cooperation on Poland's First Nuclear Plant

(Yicai Global) July 24 -- A delegation headed by Krzysztof Tchorzewski, the Polish vice minister of energy, recently visited China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) and discussed matters related to cooperation on Poland's first nuclear power plant, CGN said in a press release on its website today.

Poland's nuclear division director and chief experts were among those who visited the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant on the South China Sea coast and the Hualong-1 million-kilowatt-class nuclear power project, which is under construction, CGN said.

The Polish delegation welcomed international enterprises to participate in the joint construction of nuclear power projects in Poland and spoke about the Polish electricity market and nuclear power development plan, sources said.

Poland's government adopted the Polish nuclear power program in 2014 with the intention of building two nuclear power plants with two or three large nuclear reactors each and a total capacity of 6 million kilowatts. The country plans to erect the first plant's first unit by the end of 2030 and put a second into operation in 2035.

CGN values the Polish nuclear power market and is willing to build a long-term strategic cooperative relationship with Poland, said Shu Guogang, CGN's deputy general manager.

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Keywords:   CGN,Poland Ministry of Energy,Nuclear Power Stations