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Nuclearelectrica informs that the Doicești small modular reactors project is progressing according to approvals and contracts, with an estimated duration of 15 months for FEED Phase 2.

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The Small Modular Reactor (SMR) project at Doicești is proceeding according to corporate approvals, having recently ordered the start of work on FEED Phase 2, estimated to take 15 months. Nuclearelectrica is working with international partners and complies with IAEA standards. The project aims to advance nuclear technologies in Romania and train a new generation of specialists, and is supported by the Romanian and US governments. Funding is provided without state aid, in compliance with the legislation in force.

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Nuclearelectrica anunță etapele pentru Faza 2 a proiectului reactoarelor modulare mici de la Doicești
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