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Hungary to Review Paks Nuclear Plant Expansion Ministerial Nominee Says
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AI-generatedHungary's new government reviews the Paks nuclear expansion, a 12.5 billion euro project by Rosatom. The review creates uncertainty for Rosatom's revenue and Hungary's energy capacity. Commercial mechanism: regulatory review and potential contract renegotiation, affecting project timeline and costs. Impact is Hungary-specific but involves Russian state nuclear supplier.
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- Paks nuclear plant expansion valued at 12.5 billion euros ($14.7 billion).
- Project awarded to Rosatom in 2014 without tender.
- New Hungarian government will review financing and implementation.
- Minister nominee calls for transparent nuclear strategy and review of classified contracts.
- Project has faced significant delays.
Mid-term risk of contract renegotiation reduces Rosatom's order book; therefore, EM_CONSTRUCTION is affected down. Key risk: if subcontractors' diversified portfolios mitigate revenue loss.
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