Belarusian nuclear power plant to cost $11 billion
Euroradio
15 October 2017, 21:43
The construction of Belarusian nuclear power plant (NPP) in Astraviec will cost $11 billion, the station's CEO Mikhail Filimonau said. He reminded that under the intergovernmental agreement signed by Belarus and Russia, the Russian side allocates up to $10 billion for the construction - 90% of the required amount. Belarus will contribute $1 billion from its own budget. According to Filimonau, around 30% of the Russian loan has been used as of today, reports BELTA.
In June 2011, Lukashenka said the construction of the nuclear power station would cost $7 billion. In August 2017, Deputy Energy Minister Mikhail Mikhadziuk said almost $2.7 billion had already been invested into the project.
Block No1 of the nuclear power plant will be commissioned in 2019. The second reactor will be completed in 2020.
15 October 2017, 21:43
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In June 2011, Lukashenka said the construction of the nuclear power station would cost $7 billion. In August 2017, Deputy Energy Minister Mikhail Mikhadziuk said almost $2.7 billion had already been invested into the project.
Block No1 of the nuclear power plant will be commissioned in 2019. The second reactor will be completed in 2020.
