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Polish companies to earn $14 billion from building first nuclear plant, PM says

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Posted on April 15, 2025

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· Last updated: April 15, 2025

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Polish Companies to Gain $14B from First Nuclear Plant

WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish companies must receive 53 billion zlotys ($14.05 billion)from the value of building Poland's first nuclear plant, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said after calling for "repolonisation" of the Polish economy.

Poland is working to reduce its reliance on coal and chose Westinghouse Electric to build its first nuclear plant on the Baltic Sea coast.

($1 = 3.7713 zlotys)

(Reporting by Pawel Florkiewicz and Alan Charlish, writing by Anna Wlodarczak-Semczuk)

Key Takeaways

Polish companies to earn $14 billion from nuclear plant construction.
Prime Minister Tusk advocates for economic 'repolonisation'.
Westinghouse Electric chosen for the Baltic Sea project.
Poland aims to reduce coal dependency.
Exchange rate: $1 equals 3.7713 zlotys.

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The article discusses Polish companies earning $14 billion from building Poland's first nuclear plant, aiming to reduce coal reliance.

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Westinghouse Electric has been chosen to build Poland's first nuclear plant on the Baltic Sea coast.

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Poland is building a nuclear plant to reduce its reliance on coal and promote economic 'repolonisation'.

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