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Rosatom on schedule to deliver new units for Hungary's Paks NPP
 by Staff Writers
 Budapest, Hungary (SPX) Feb 18, 2015


File image: Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant.

The construction of new units at Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant in cooperation with Russia is on schedule, head of Russia's Rosatom nuclear agency Sergei Kirienko said Tuesday.

"On January 1, a construction contract came into force. Everything is going right on schedule, and even faster. [Russian nuclear power equipment monopoly] Atomstroiexport started working on the design...In spring we will start a survey of the site," Kirienko told journalists.

Kirienko added that Russia does not exclude the possibility of building new units at Hungarian nuclear power plants.

On December 9, 2014, a Rosatom source told RIA Novosti that Russia and Hungary had signed a contract for the construction of two new power generating units for Paks.

Paks is Hungary's only operating nuclear power plant. It is located in central Hungary and generated more than 50 percent of Hungary's national energy production in 2013.

Source: Sputnik International


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