Nuclear power plants in Poland.  The rich and the government will have a problem.  The nuclear resistance of the Poles

The government is convinced – Poland needs a nuclear power plant. The country’s richest businessmen won’t wait and set up their small reactors. Meanwhile, the Poles are not convinced of the nuclear power plant. Especially close to where you live – according to a UCE research study for Business Insider Polska.

  • Only 38.8 percent. Polish elders support the construction of a nuclear power plant in the country
  • More than 60 percent would not like such an object to be close to their place of residence
  • In the meantime, the government will build reactors, and a specific proposal on this has already been made by the French
  • The richest Poles also invest in nuclear energy – Michow Sołowow, Sebastian Kulczyk and Zygmunt Solorz
  • More such stories can be found on the homepage of Onet.pl

Poland has received a specific offer to cooperate in the construction of nuclear reactors in Poland from the French energy company EDF. The investment will cost – depending on the number of blocks – 150-220 billion PLN, with The first one could start in 2033.Findings from the document received by Business Insider Polska.

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