South Korea and Czech Republic have agreed to an ”unequal contract” in what is expected to be the largest nuclear power plant export departure in the next decade.
South Korea and Czech Republic have agreed to an ”unequal contract” in what is expected to be the largest nuclear power plant export departure in the next decade.
The agreement that the South Korean government-affiliated nuclear power plant operators Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power and Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) signed in January with the US nuclear power giant Westinghouse is being criticized as an "unequal contract."
