Seoul steps in to salvage $17.5B Czech nuclear project after consortium talks collapse

South Korea's government has launched emergency measures to keep the $17.5 billion Czech nuclear project on track after contract negotiations with the South Korean construction consortium collapsed. The government will now oversee the project, signaling a potential shift in state involvement and raising uncertainty about the project's timeline and cost. This is a significant development for the Czech Republic's energy security and for South Korea's nuclear export ambitions.

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