South Korean partners learned about Estonia's nuclear power plant project

This week, we had the pleasure of hosting good cooperation partners from South Korea in Estonia – the delegation included representatives from the Korean government, KINDI (Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation), and our construction partner Samsung C&T. During the week, we presented the Fermi Energia project, visited potential future nuclear power plant sites, and met with Estonian companies and state institutions with whom close cooperation may develop in the construction of the nuclear power plant in the future. Among others, Norte, Eesti Energia, the Ministry of Climate, and Deloitte participated in the discussions. The meetings focused on better understanding the project and cooperation partners, and on preparations for the next stages. KINDI's support programme helps strengthen Estonian and Korean cooperation and creates good prerequisites for both Korean state financing mechanisms and