Kozloduy Still 'Fulfilling' Fuel Agreement With Westinghouse :: The Independent Global Nuclear News Agency: Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power station is committed to an agreement signed in early 2019 with US-based Westinghouse Electric Company to provide technical and economic justification for the potential licensing and use of its nuclear fuel at the two-unit station.
Kozloduy said Westinghouse has been asked to prove the possibility of joint operation of its fuel alongside existing fuel assemblies supplied by Russia’s Tvel.
Earlier this week Russia’s state-run nuclear fuel company and Kozloduy signed contractual documents for supplies of fuel up to and including 2025.
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