Czech power giant ČEZ has ascertained that it can build two massive new nuclear reactors with capacity of up to around 1,600 MW each in a move that puts the French bid to win the Temelín contract firmly in contention. “The feasibility study proved there is no limitation on any type of design of the participants in the tender for a supplier of technology,” ČEZ spokeswoman Eva Nováková told Czech Position. “It means that all participants are at the same starting point. … There are no technical limitations for any type of designs.”
