HELSINKI, Sept 18 (Reuters) – Finnish-Russian nuclear power company Fennovoima said on Monday it would likely get the construction licence for its reactor project in 2019, a year later than originally planned.
Fennovoima said design work by Rosatom – the Russian state-owned company due to supply the plant in western Finland and which also holds a stake in it – had taken longer than expected.
The company declined to comment on whether the delay could postpone the start of the proposed reactor, estimated for 2024.
Source: Reuters
