Slovakia Signs Agreement for Westinghouse Nuclear Reactor Project Study

Slovakia has signed an agreement for a project study on a Westinghouse nuclear reactor, with Minister Saková putting her signature to the deal. The study will last approximately seven months and will cost the American government five million dollars. This development represents a significant step in Slovakia's nuclear energy planning, as the country relies heavily on nuclear power for its electricity generation and has been exploring options for expanding or modernizing its nuclear capacity. The involvement of Westinghouse, the American nuclear technology company, and the U.S. government's financial commitment suggests this could be part of broader energy cooperation between Slovakia and the United States.