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The International Court of Justice has made a decision in the case of termination of the Finnish Fennovioma contract for the construction of the Hanhikivi-1 nuclear power plant.
Rosatom General Director Alexey Likhachev spoke about the decision of the international court in the case of termination of the contract for the construction of a nuclear power plant by the Finnish Fennovioma. His words are quoted by the company's press service.
The International Arbitration Court of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) declared the unilateral termination of the contract for the construction of the Hanhikivi-1 nuclear power plant in Finland illegal. Likhachev admitted that he considers this decision “an important, but not a final victory.”
“We will continue to prove that we are right regarding the Finnish project. If we had not sued, Finland would have received the latest nuclear power plant, and with it inexpensive and green electricity,” said the head of the Russian company.
It is noted that the amount of compensation to be recovered from the Finnish side will be determined based on the results of all legal proceedings.
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