Paks nuclear power plant upgrade impossible?
The upgrade of the Paks nuclear plant is “impossible to carry out”, and so the government should withdraw from all contracts, the European Union adviser of the opposition Párbeszéd – Greens told a press conference on Friday.
Contrary to the government’s statements that the upgrade had been green-lighted, the project is facing increasing challenges and “has accumulated incredible delays”, Benedek Jávor said. Construction has not actually started, the project has yet to receive an implementation permit, and the war and the sanctions against Russia have prompted several amendments to the contracts, he said. The resulting “tinkering” has resulted in “many things landing in the hands of oligarchs”, he said.
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LOL! The greenies said it so it must be true. They’d never misrepresent facts. The “solution,” of course, would be solar and wind, which brought Germany to its knees and caused its economy to tank. Who votes for these clowns?! Emails from Nigerian princes offering millions of dollars have more credibility than these scammers.
Michael Steiner, you’re so silly.