Fico's Dream of a State-Owned Nuclear Power Plant Is Stalling. Bratislava Is Arguing over How Much It Will Pay for ČEZ's Share in the Project
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1. HOW TO VALUE BOHUNICE Prime Minister Robert Fico is talking about torpedoing a billion-dollar nuclear project. The dispute over a stake in the company, where our state-owned company and the Czech ČEZ are shareholders, is hindering state control over the future nuclear power plant. While Fico is satisfied with an appraisal that says the price is 189 million euros, the Minister of Economy...
The construction of a purely state-owned nuclear power plant is one of the priorities of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico (SMER). The existing units in Mochovce and Jaslovské Bohunice are majority-controlled by the EPH holding of Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský, and Slovakia has only a minority stake in them. The project for a new unit in...
If the Czechs withdraw from the project to build a new nuclear power plant, project preparation will cost another 300 million, claims the former state secretary of the economy department.
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