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URN Exclusive: Ukraine's Energoatom to raise $195 million via DFC-insured bond for nuclear reactor, waste storage

Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant (Company photo)

The Rebuilding Ukraine Agency, a member-owned organization of mostly US-based businesses focused on the reconstruction of Ukraine, is coordinating $195 million in war-time financing for state nuclear power company Energoatom to build new generation capacity and expand centralized storage for spent nuclear fuel.

The agency, part of the US-based financing consortium, anticipates the issuance of a 20-year bond in the US within 9-12 months, Alexander Gordin, chairman of the agency's board, told Ukraine Rebuild Newswire.

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