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The US government has rejected Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power’s (KHNP’s) report on the tender for a nuclear power plant project in the Czech Republic. This has increased concerns that Korea’s plans to boost its nuclear reactor exports may continue to be stalled by ongoing litigation with Westinghouse Electric Company.

: Source: NEI Magazine

: Date: Wednesday, 12 April 2023; Original article: neimagazine.com/news/newsus-stalls-south-koreas-npp-export-plans-10747925

Turkish company Akkuyu Nükleer Genel Merkezi, in which Russia’s Rosatom has a 99.2% share, is to purchase legal services from AB Rybalkin, Gortsunyan, Dyakin & Partners. The notice of purchase from a single supplier was placed on 31 October at the site of Rosatom. The law office has been tasked with preventing problems due to termination of the EPC construction contract, and the maximum value of the contract with Titan2 IC Içtas Insaat Anonim Sirketi for facilities relating to the four power units under construction at the Akkuyu NPP in Turkey. The fee will be RUB50 million ($815,000), subject to taxes and fees.

: Source: NEI Magazine

: Date: Wednesday, 09 November 2022; Original article: neimagazine.com/news/newsakkuyu-npp-retains-legal-services-to-help-with-construction-company-dispute-10273508

Brazil’s nuclear utility, Eletronuclear, on 25 February published in the Official Gazette (Diário Oficial da Uniao), a tender for a company to resume the civil works at the partly completed unit 3 of the Angra NPP, and to carry out part of the electromechanical assembly. This aim is to accelerate the plant's progress and to press ahead with some construction activities before hiring a contractor to undertake work to complete the construction of the plant. The contract is expected to be signed by May. First concrete is now scheduled for October and hiring of the general contractor for the second half of 2022. Eletronuclear is a subsidiary of state-run electric utility Eletrobras, which the government plans to privatise, although the nuclear power unit will be spun off and remain under state control.