Westinghouse Electric Company today signed memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with three companies in Slovenia. The MOUs will cover cooperation on the potential AP1000 plant projects across Central and Eastern Europe.
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Pictured from left to right: Franci Škrabec (Numip, Nuclear Power Program Manager), Tine Ogorevc (Numip, General Manager), Josefa Arcarons Coma (Westinghouse, EMEA GSCS Manager), Elias Gedeon (Westinghouse, Senior Vice President, Commercial Operations), Joel Eacker (Westinghouse, Vice President, New Power Plant Projects), Mojca Lorber (Sipro Engineering, Commercial Manager), Metod Pirc (Elmont, General Manager), Franc Katic (Sipro Engineering, General Manager) (Photo: Business Wire)
The memorandums will establish cooperation with the following companies:
- Numip delivers engineering, construction and maintenance services for conventional power and processes across various industries.
- Elmont provides ongoing support for the maintenance of electrical equipment.
- SIPRO inženiring brings project planning and management solutions, technology, and product development support, along with several other services.
"These partnerships will enable us to work hand-in-hand with leading local suppliers to deliver the highest international standards of quality, safety, and reliability in Slovenia and within Europe," said Elias Gedeon, Senior Vice President of Commercial Operations, Westinghouse Energy Systems.
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