According to local media reports, the Bulgarian Council of Ministers granted the Kozloduy nuclear power plant an exemption from European Union sanctions, allowing it to import certain types of ferrous metallurgy from Russia to fulfill an existing contract..
The exemption will be valid until the expiration date. контракта
Products subject to the relevant contract will continue to be exempt from sanctions until the expiration of the contract. It's expiring. The government has stated that access to components supplied by the original developers and manufacturers is essential to ensure nuclear safety, radiation protection, and uninterrupted power generation.
Kozloduy NPP remains central in energy supply Болгарии
Kozloduy is the only nuclear power plant in Bulgaria, generating more than a third of the country's annual electricity generation. Currently, the facility operates power units No. 5 and No. 6, commissioned in 1987 and 1991, respectively, and equipped with Russian-made VVER-1000 water reactors. According to the government, the Russian origin of a significant part of the installed equipment makes permanent access to some original components necessary for safe and reliable operation.
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