Croatia advances plans for small modular nuclear reactors to tackle power shortage


ZAGREB, May 21 (Xinhua) -- Croatia is moving forward with plans to build small modular reactors to address its electricity shortage, Economy Minister Ante Susnjar said in an interview with Croatian Radiotelevision (HRT) on Wednesday.

Susnjar noted that the Nuclear Energy Working Group, established by the government in February to lead the initiative, "is moving forward very well." On Wednesday, the group held a meeting with parties interested in providing nuclear technologies to Croatia.

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