French state-controlled energy group EDF has opened an office in Warsaw to support the preparation of a nuclear offer tailored to meet Poland’s plans to deploy 6-9 GW of nuclear power capacity in a decade.
EDF said the move confirms its long-term commitment to support the Polish nuclear ambition by proposing the development of four to six EPR units in the country.
EDF has appointed Thierry Deschaux as director of the new office. Mr Deschaux recently headed energy services provider Dalkia Polska, an EDF company, and has spent the last 14 years of his career in Poland at various posts in the EDF network of subsidiaries.
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