Poland to pick partner for second nuclear plant in 2027

Poland plans to choose a partner for its second nuclear power plant in 2027 and confirm the site in 2028, according to the deputy energy minister. The update is a procedural milestone for the country's long-term nuclear buildout, but it does not include project economics, financing, or construction timing. Market impact is likely limited near term, though it remains relevant for Poland's broader energy security and decarbonization plans.

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Poland plans to choose a partner for its second nuclear power plant in 2027 and confirm the site in 2028, according to the deputy energy minister. The update is a procedural milestone for the country's long-term nuclear buildout, but it does not include project economics, financing, or construction timing. Market impact is likely limited near term, though it remains relevant for Poland's broader energy security and decarbonization plans.