Costs for Decommissioning Soviet-Designed Nuclear Plants Outpacing Financing: Report

By Karl Herchenroeder

The cost to decommission Soviet-designed, first-generation nuclear reactors in Lithuania, Bulgaria, and Slovakia could total up to 11.4 billion euros ($12.7 billion), according to a report issued Tuesday by the European Court of Auditors. Additionally, financing…

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