Примери коришћења Second nuclear power plant на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Iran began building its second nuclear power plant with Russian help.
The Bulgarian government on 7 April gave the go-ahead for construction of the country's second nuclear power plant.
Building this second nuclear power plant in Bulgaria is expected to cost several billion euros.
At issue is payment for work on the country's second nuclear power plant in Belene.
Bulgaria started building a second nuclear power plant at Belene, about 250km northeast of Sofia, in the 1980s.
Bulgaria announced it is withdrawing from the 30-year-old project to build the country's second nuclear power plant.
A final decision on the construction of Bulgaria's second nuclear power plant will not be taken before the end of March, under a new deal signed with Russia.
Russia's Atomstroiexport andthe Czech company Skoda Alliance have submitted their bids for the construction of Bulgaria's second nuclear power plant at Belene.
Two companies have submitted bids for the design and construction of Bulgaria's second nuclear power plant(NPP) at the town of Belene on the Danube River, about 250km northeast of Sofia.
Bulgaria says seven international companies and consortiums have expressed interest in becoming strategic investors in the construction of the country's second nuclear power plant.
However, MEI is opposed to the project for the construction of the country's second nuclear power plant in the town of Belene on the Danube River.
Bulgaria's energy minister says seven international groups have expressed interest in becoming strategic investors in the construction of the Balkan country's second nuclear power plant.
The Bulgarian government has approved the construction of the country's second nuclear power plant, with a total installed capacity of 2,000 megawatts.
They noted the recently sealed agreement on the Bourgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline,as well as the selection of Russia's Atomstroyexport as the main contractor in building a second nuclear power plant in Bulgaria, in Belene.
All documentation on the construction of Bulgaria's second nuclear power plant, in the Danube town of Belene, will be referred to the Prosecutor's Office, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said on Tuesday(March 16th).
ZAGREB, Croatia-- Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor announced on Monday(November 8th) that Croatia will not participate in a project to build a second nuclear power plant in Bulgaria.
The project to build a second nuclear power plant on the Bulgarian side of the Danube River, 100km to the east of the existing one at Kozloduy, was launched by the country's former communist regime a few years before its fall in late 1989.
Bulgaria's National Electricity Company(NEK)has filed a 61m-euro claim against Russian state-controlled nuclear company Rosatom Corp over a dispute related to the construction of Bulgaria's second nuclear power plant in Belene.
Bulgaria's National Electricity Company(NEC) will open talks with the two candidates to build a second nuclear power plant in the country-- the Czech firm Skoda and Russia's Atomexportstroy-- next week, announced NEC CEO Lyubomir Velkov on 18 April.
Bulgaria's state power utility, NEK,on Wednesday(May 28th) invited two short-listed bidders in the tender for a 49% share in the second Bulgarian nuclear power plant(Belene) to submit their bids by June 23rd.