Poland's first nuclear power plant to be built on State Treasury land
Poland's first nuclear power plant will be located exclusively on State Treasury land, Poland's 100-percent state-owned nuclear power SPV PEJ announced in a statement responding to reports that the plant in the Choczewo municipality would be built on private land.
"The investment area, meaning the maximum land reserved for the construction period of the nuclear power plant, is located within the cadastral districts of three village councils in the Choczewo municipality: Jackowo, Slajszewo, and Sasino," the statement said.
It added that these are entirely lands owned by the State Treasury.
The location selection process began in 2009, resulting in the adoption in 2014, under the Polish nuclear energy program, of 27 potential locations for the first nuclear power plant.
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