Key facts
- IHI received the Westinghouse order toward supplying a containment vessel for the Polish plant, Nikkei Asia reported.
- IHI supplied containment vessels for the Vogtle plant in Georgia, which uses the same reactor model, per the report.
- IHI is seeking follow-on contracts on the Polish project, according to the report.
Japanese engineering group IHI has received an order from U.S. nuclear power company Westinghouse Electric toward supplying key equipment for a nuclear plant in Poland, Nikkei Asia reported on November 3, 2026.
The equipment is a containment vessel, the steel shell that encloses a reactor. IHI supplied containment vessels for the Vogtle Electric Generating Plant in the U.S. state of Georgia, which uses the same reactor model the company seeks to supply for in Poland, according to the report.
IHI is seeking follow-on contracts connected to the Polish project, the report said. It did not state the order's value, the number of reactor units involved or a construction schedule.