Abolition of Temelín is not the End for Nuclear Power in the Czech Republic
22.8.2014
NUCLEAR POWER – In April, ČEZ has decided that construction will remain unfinished for now. Low power costs mean that the project currently does not make sense from an economical standpoint. There is currently no banking institution which would agree to support the project with a high enough financial amount. Naturally for this situation, the state has decided to guarantee a buy-out price against the idea.
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