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New to the Sotis Advisors team

We are happy to announce that Maciej Lemiesz has joined our team. A man with a lot of knowledge, not only legal knowledge, and an even greater sense of humour! He fits us perfectly!

Maciej Lemiesz about himself:
“I am compatible with the management of Sotis Advisors. In height, I equal Przemek when I stand and Anita when I sit. I’ll keep you warm in winter and give you shade in summer.”

How lucky we are to have Maciej join us! We value Maciej’s sense of humour, we also shadow Maciej for his experience and knowledge. Because Sotis Advisors’ new man is a lawyer by training, with experience in nuclear supervision. He supports us with projects related to the licensing of nuclear facilities and explaining the intricacies of nuclear power regulation in Poland.

Hi, Maciej!

Before a proposal is made…

We are not in hot water, we will check this and that five times to make sure that a fundamental decision can be applied for. Yes, it is about the location for nuclear power plants in Poland. We checked and… we were very surprised.

Some time ago we completed an audit of several locations for nuclear power plants in Poland (we did due diligence in September). As part of the work, we verified the presence of fundamental flaws, i.e. the factors listed in paragraph five of the location regulation, based on publicly available data. We also verified the risk of environmental and water impact problems. This verification should be carried out before any application for a fundamental decision. BEFORE EVERY!

The conclusion? It’s hard to believe how much can be learned and how many risks can be reduced just by looking at publicly available data! Pictured are sample results for a fictitious location.

Hydrogen industry and #smr reactors? Interesting idea!

The Świętokrzyska Industrial Group Industria invited us to the inauguration of the Central Hydrogen Valley in Kielce. The concept of cooperation between nuclear reactors and the hydrogen industry is another very interesting and promising potential application of SMR reactors. Przemysław Żydak travelled to the ceremony.

Recall. The Łaszczyński Brothers Central Hydrogen Valley is an initiative which aims, among other things, to produce energy from wind and solar farms with a capacity of 2 gigawatts and hydrogen electrolysers with a capacity of 250 megawatts. The Valley will operate in the Lodz, Mazovia and Swietokrzyskie provinces.

We will follow the further development of the Valley.

Photo: Kielce.eu