The Czech Republic signed a law that will not allow the Russian Federation and China to build a nuclear power plant

Czech President Miloš Zeman signed a law on low-carbon technologies for the construction of a new unit of the Dukovany nuclear power plant, which excludes Russian and Chinese companies, Evropeiska Pravda reports with reference to Novinky.

Zeman signed a law passed by the Parliament in mid-September that stipulates that only technology from suppliers from countries that have joined the 1996 international public procurement agreement can be used to build a new power unit.

Russia and China are not among these countries, and therefore their companies will not be able to receive an order.

To recap, in June the Czech Republic ruled out the possibility of participation of the Russian Federation and China in the expansion of the Dukovany NPP.

Tags: NPP, RF, electricity market, foreign affairs, negotiations, investments, infrastructure, nuclear power plant, power unit, Europe, China

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