Nuclearelectrica has signed financing agreements with a banking syndicate led by J.P. Morgan for the modernization of Unit 1 and the development of Units 3 and 4 of the Cernavodă power plant.
Liviu Brăteanu
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Nuclearelectrica has announced the signing of two financing agreements for strategic projects, totaling 620 million EUR, with a banking syndicate led by J.P. Morgan. These funds will support the modernization of Unit 1 and the development of Units 3 and 4 of the Cernavodă power plant, contributing to the energy security of Romania. The projects aim to increase nuclear capacity and ensure clean energy, having a significant impact on the economy and the environment. The total investment value for modernization is estimated at 3.8 billion EUR.
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Nuclearelectrica împrumută 620 de milioane de euro de la J.P. Morgan și alte bănci pentru retehnologizarea Unității 1 și pentru finanțarea proiectului Unităților 3 și 4 de la Cernavodă
Nuclearelectrica și sindicatul bancar condus de J.P. Morgan SE semnează contractele de finanțare pentru două dintre proiectele energetice strategice ale României: Retehnologizarea Unității 1 a CNE Cernavoda și Proiectul Unităților 3 și 4 ale CNE Cernavoda
Nuclearelectrca a semnat împrumuturile de 620 de milioane de euro pentru reactoarele de la Cernavodă
J.P. Morgan și mari bănci din România finanțează cu 620 milioane euro proiectele strategice ale Nuclearelectrica
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