The KÉSZ Csoport provides approximately 200,000 tonnes of high-quality, specialised natural stone for hydraulic engineering. This is roughly equivalent to the facility’s total stone requirement, and deliveries have already begun.
Two barges were dispatched from the bridge construction site at Mohács to Paks, and both have now arrived. At the same time, specialised hydraulic engineering stone is also being supplied for the construction of the bottom sill, including transport.
On the left bank, soldiers from the Hungarian Defence Forces have begun work; on the right bank, the appointed contractors are working in collaboration with the water authority.
They are ready for dialogue and also to provide factual and quantifiable answers to every question put by the Hungarian Government – though they have not yet received any enquiry.
A river sill is being built on the Danube, between the Paks Nuclear Power Station and Dunaszentbenedek, using a total of up to 145,000 cubic metres of stone. During this hydraulic engineering project, which is being carried out at an exceptionally rapid pace, for the first time...
Work has begun on the foundation slab for the reactor building of Unit 5, whilst the review is seeking to determine under what conditions it would be worthwhile for Hungary to proceed with the project in the changed economic and geopolitical environment...
It is 150 metres wide, 190 metres long and 23 metres deep.
It takes roughly twenty thousand regulatory licences to build the new nuclear power station and its supporting infrastructure
Documenting a major construction project is always a special experience, especially when it can be presented from a perspective that was previously impossible. Due to the no-fly zone over the Paks Nuclear Power Plant, the lines of Radnóti’s poem...
Special concrete is being used to pour each section of the base slab for the nuclear island during the construction of Unit 5.
