Thursday, September 10, 2026
Czech regulator clears Westinghouse fuel at Temelin
The Czech State Office for Nuclear Safety authorized CEZ on September 9, 2026 to use Westinghouse fuel at Temelin Nuclear Power Plant. CEZ plans to load the first assemblies into Unit 1 during a scheduled outage at the end of 2026, after years of testing and safety analyses. The fuel is already on site; CEZ is also preparing licensing for Westinghouse assemblies at Dukovany as it diversifies away from a single supplier.
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