Poland is set to build its first nuclear power plant in Choczewo, near Półwysp Helski. The project marks a significant step for the country in diversifying its energy sources and reducing reliance on coal. Officials have not yet announced a firm date for the commencement of construction, but preparations are underway following agreements with American and South Korean partners. The plant is expected to contribute significantly to Poland’s energy security and climate goals. Further details regarding the commencement of building work and anticipated completion date will be released in the coming months, pending final approvals and logistical arrangements in the Pomeranian Voivodeship. The power plant’s location, near the Hel Peninsula, was chosen after a comprehensive review of potential sites across the country.