European Commission gives green light for Romania’s nuke project in Cernavoda

The European Commission has recently given the green light for the construction of two additional reactors at Romania’s sole nuclear power plant in Cernavoda. Romania, through state-owned nuclear energy company Nuclearelectrica, controls 51 percent in EnergoNuclear, a joint venture set up to build two new reactors at the country’s sole nuclear power plant in Cernavoda.Italy’s Enel, German RWE and Belgian-French group GDF Suez each own 9.15 percent in EnergoNuclear, while ArcelorMittal ...

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