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Experienced partner sought for new nuclear power project

Dec 17, 2009
From wire reports

VILNIUS - Lithuania has begun the official search for investors to build and run a new nuclear power station to replace the existing Ignalina Soviet-era plant due to close by year-end, reports LETA-AFP. The state is seeking one or more investors with solid experience in the implementation and running of nuclear power plants. The tender to participate is open for proposals until January 29, 2010. The winning bidder will receive a majority stake in the new plant, partnering with Lithuania& ...

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