UKRAINE’S DRAFT NUCLEAR CODEX WELCOMES FOREIGN BIDDERS
November 1st, 2011
BY LENA SMIRNOVA
AMERICAN nuclear energy giant Westinghouse has told World Nuclear News that it is studying Ukraine's reforms to its nuclear energy market regulations, to see if they become reliable enough for them to bid for future reactor contracts. "Any decision on a programme of new nuclear build is the responsibility of the Ukrainian government," said Adrian Bull, media relations manager for Europe. "Westinghouse would consider bidding if and when we see a serious, transparent process in place," he added.
His comments come after the ...
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