Nuclearelectrica has signed two agreements with the French group EDF for the modernization of Unit 1 and the development of medical radioisotope production.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
Economy
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The first agreement, signed with Arabelle Solutions, aims at advancing the modernization works of Unit 1, while the second, concluded with Framatome, focuses on the development of medical radioisotope production. These initiatives are part of Nuclearelectrica's investment strategy and contribute to strengthening the position of the Romanian nuclear industry in the global market.
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Nuclearelectrica a semnat acorduri cu grupul francez EDF pentru retehnologizarea Unității 1 de la Cernavodă și Proiectul de Radioizotopi Medicali
Nuclearelectrica semnează acorduri strategice cu grupul francez EDF pentru Retehnologizarea Unității 1 de la Cernavodă și Proiectul de Radioizotopi Medicali
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