EC spokesperson Anna-Kaisa Itkonen confirmed only that negotiations had taken place between Hungarian authorities and Euratom agency on Wednesday, saying that the task is “to reach an agreement which is fully in line with the provisions of the EU and Euratom treaties on the diversification of fuel supply”.
“Hungary has accepted the European Commissionʼs comments and will follow the Finnish example on drafting the fuel supply contract,” Lázár said. It was agreed that Hungary would guarantee the opportunity for the Russian side to supply fuel for the newly built reactors for ten years, he said, adding that this solution was completely acceptable to Russia.
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