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    Newcleo signs deals to build up to four nuclear reactors in Slovakia

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    Posted on January 15, 2025

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Newcleo partners with Slovak companies to build four nuclear reactors using lead-cooled fast reactors, aiming for sustainable nuclear fuel use.

    Newcleo Partners with Slovak Firms to Develop Up to Four Nuclear Reactors

    MILAN (Reuters) - Newcleo signed on Wednesday two deals with Slovakia's nuclear companies Jadrová vyraďovacia spoločnosť (JAVYS) and VUJE to build up to four reactors for a cost of 3.2 billion euros ($3.3 billion), the firm headed by an Italian physicist said.

    WHY IT'S IMPORTANT

    Newcleo aims to build so-called lead-cooled fast reactors (LFR) that will allow the use of Slovakian spent nuclear fuel as fuel, offering a sustainable solution to deal with nuclear waste and creating opportunities for Slovak companies, the firm said.

    Newcleo and JAVYS also plan to develop a nuclear fuel supply route, with the support of the French government, with the ultimate goal of the reprocessing and use of Slovak Republic spent nuclear fuels and enabling long term multi-recycling as part of a closed fuel cycle.

    CONTEXT

    Under the first agreement, Newcleo and state-company JAVYS will set up a joint venture to build up to four Newcleo's reactors at JAVYS' Bohunice site in western Slovakia.

    The second agreement with VUJE sets a framework for technical and commercial cooperation to support Newcleo's development and implementation of its LFR technology primarily in Slovakia.

    The agreements were signed during a visit to Italy by Slovak President Peter Pellegrini and the Slovak Minister of Economy, Denisa Saková.

    QUOTES

    "With its 50 years of nuclear experience and existing nuclear infrastructure, Slovakia is a highly important and strategic partner for us, specifically in the development, testing, and practical application of new technologies for advanced modular reactors," Newcleo's founder and CEO Stefano Buono said in a statement.

    "We believe that utilising spent nuclear fuel in advanced reactors like Newcleo's LFR technology offers a far more sustainable and responsible solution than simply putting it in a deep geological repository," Peter Gerhart, Chairman of the board of directors of JAVYS said.

    ($1 = 0.9698 euros)

    (Writing by Francesca Landini; Editing by Keith Weir)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Newcleo signed deals to build up to four nuclear reactors in Slovakia.
    • •The reactors will use lead-cooled fast reactor technology.
    • •Partnerships include Slovak companies JAVYS and VUJE.
    • •The project aims for sustainable nuclear fuel use.
    • •French government supports the nuclear fuel supply route.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Newcleo signs deals to build up to four nuclear reactors in Slovakia

    1What agreements did Newcleo sign in Slovakia?

    Newcleo signed two agreements with Slovakia's nuclear companies JAVYS and VUJE to build up to four reactors at a cost of 3.2 billion euros.

    2What type of reactors will Newcleo build?

    Newcleo aims to build lead-cooled fast reactors (LFR) that will utilize Slovakian spent nuclear fuel, providing a sustainable solution for nuclear waste.

    3What is the role of the Slovak government in these agreements?

    The Slovak government, represented by President Peter Pellegrini and Minister of Economy Denisa Saková, supported the agreements during their visit to Italy.

    4How will the agreements impact nuclear fuel supply?

    The agreements include plans to develop a nuclear fuel supply route, with the support of the French government, aimed at reprocessing and using Slovak Republic spent nuclear fuels.

    5Why is Slovakia considered a strategic partner for Newcleo?

    Slovakia is viewed as a strategic partner due to its 50 years of nuclear experience and existing nuclear infrastructure, which are crucial for developing and testing advanced reactor technologies.

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