South Korea's KHNP Halts Czech Nuclear Construction Talks with Daewoo–Doosan
South Korea's KHNP has ended construction contract negotiations with the Daewoo–Doosan consortium for the Czech Dukovany nuclear project, prompting calls for renegotiation.

South Korea's state-run Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) has announced the termination of construction contract negotiations with a consortium formed by Daewoo E&C and Doosan Enerbility for the Dukovany nuclear power plant project in the Czech Republic. This was reported by news agency Yonhap and business outlet Chosunbiz.
According to the reports, the negotiations collapsed due to disagreements over key contract terms. While KHNP noted that it is evaluating follow-up measures to minimize any project impact and pointed out that supply contracts for main equipment are already settled, the Daewoo–Doosan consortium sharply criticized the decision and demanded the reopening of talks.
Further details regarding the selection of a new contractor and potential timeline delays have not yet been released.
Sources: Chosunbiz, Yonhap News
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