(Reuters) - The 3,000-3,500 megawatt plant, to replace the ageing
Soviet-era Ignalina nuclear reactor, which has to be shut down
under a deal with the European Union, is expected to be built by
2015.
One goal is to strengthen the region's energy independence
from Russia.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
Soviet-era Ignalina nuclear reactor, which has to be shut down
under a deal with the European Union, is expected to be built by
2015.
One goal is to strengthen the region's energy independence
from Russia.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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