Fluor in Romania

Advancing a clean and secure energyfuture.

Fluor is supporting Romania’s energy ambitions through its role in the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant Units 3 and 4 project and the proposed Doicești small modular reactor facility, drawing on more than 80 years of nuclear and complex-project experience.

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Years of nuclear experience: 80+
Cernavodă Units 3 & 4: ~1,400MWe
Doicești SMR, up to six modules: 462MWe
Bucharest office opened: 2026

01 — Fluor in Romania

A long-term partner for Romania’s energy future.

Romania is advancing major investments in nuclear energy to strengthen energy security, expand the supply of reliable low-carbon electricity and support long-term economic development. Fluor is contributing global nuclear, engineering and project-delivery experience to two initiatives at the center of that effort: Cernavodă Units 3 and 4 and the proposed Doicești SMR facility.

Fluor’s Bucharest office provides a local base for collaboration with clients, project partners, government stakeholders, Romanian industry and the country’s skilled workforce. Opened in March 2026, the office expands Fluor’s European presence and supports the company’s work on conventional and next-generation nuclear projects in Romania.

Bucharest
- Fluor office
- Opened March 2026
Cernavodă
- NPP Units 3 & 4
- ~1,400 MWe
- EPCM via the FCSA joint venture
Doicești
- Small modular reactor
- Up to 462 MWe
- Phase 2 FEED

Office
Project site

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Aerial view of Bucharest at golden hour, with a wide boulevard running between residential and office buildings — Bucharest — Fluor’s base in Romania

02 — Projects in Romania

Two projects at the heart of Romania’s nuclear future.

Cernavodă Units 3 & 4

~1,400MWe

Limited Notice to Proceed phase

Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant Units 3 and 4

Romania plans to complete two additional CANDU 6 reactors at the existing Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant, adding approximately 1,400 MWe of combined generating capacity. Fluor is part of the FCSA joint venture engaged by EnergoNuclear under an Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management agreement.

Reactors: 2 × CANDU 6
Capacity: ~1,400 MWe combined
Client: EnergoNuclear
Fluor’s role: EPCM, as part of the FCSA joint venture

Two new reactor units at Cernavodă

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Phase 2 FEED

Doicești Small Modular Reactor Project

At Doicești, RoPower Nuclear is developing a proposed small modular reactor facility on the site of a former coal-fired power plant. Fluor is providing Phase 2 front-end engineering and design services — a potential model for pairing emerging nuclear technology with existing energy infrastructure.

Technology: NuScale SMR
Configuration: 6 modules
Capacity: up to 462 MWe
Developer: RoPower Nuclear
Fluor’s role: Phase 2 FEED

Six NuScale power modules at Doicești

Module 01
Module 02
Module 03
Module 04
Module 05
Module 06

6 modules · up to 462 MWe

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Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant on the Danube–Black Sea Canal

Cernavodă Units 3 & 4

~1,400MWe

Limited Notice to Proceed phase

Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant Units 3 and 4

Reactors: 2 × CANDU 6
Capacity: ~1,400 MWe combined
Client: EnergoNuclear
Fluor’s role: EPCM, as part of the FCSA joint venture

Two new reactor units at Cernavodă

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Cooling towers releasing steam beside a lake under a cloudy sky, illustrating a former coal-fired power site

Doicești SMR

up to 462MWe

Phase 2 FEED

Doicești Small Modular Reactor Project

Technology: NuScale SMR
Configuration: 6 modules
Capacity: up to 462 MWe
Developer: RoPower Nuclear
Fluor’s role: Phase 2 FEED

Six NuScale power modules at Doicești

Module 01
Module 02
Module 03
Module 04
Module 05
Module 06

6 modules · up to 462 MWe

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Opening an office in Bucharest reinforces Fluor’s long-term commitment to supporting Romania as it expands access to clean, reliable nuclear power.

Pierre Bechelany — Business Group President, Energy Solutions, Fluor

03 — Fluor Nuclear

Trusted through time. Nuclear experience since 1946.

Fluor’s involvement in the nuclear sector dates to 1946. Over the decades, the company has supported commercial and government programs involving nuclear-facility design and construction, plant operations and maintenance, modernization, licensing, environmental remediation, national security and the nuclear fuel cycle. Fluor applies rigorous quality systems, specialized nuclear accreditations and a safety-led execution culture to complex projects around the world.

An operator working at the control panels of a nuclear plant control room

years of nuclear experience: 80+
work hours of construction & field work since 2014: 50M
ASME N-Stamp accreditations maintained: 4
commercial reactor plants designed and built: 3
nuclear reactor plants constructed: 8
additional units supported: 14

Fluor nuclear timeline

1946Relationship with the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission formalized
1970s–80sSupported the design and construction of 22 commercial nuclear plants
2008Fluor-led team begins managing the Savannah River Site
TodayAP1000 deployment and next-generation SMR projects
2026Bucharest office opens; work on Cernavodă 3 & 4 and Doicești SMRBucharest

Fluor nuclear timeline

1946Relationship with the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission formalized
1970s–80sSupported the design and construction of 22 commercial nuclear plants
2008Fluor-led team begins managing the Savannah River Site
TodayAP1000 deployment and next-generation SMR projects
2026Bucharest office opens; work on Cernavodă 3 & 4 and Doicești SMRBucharest

Explore Fluor’s Nuclear Capabilities

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Safety as a culture

Safety is one of our core values.

We have built our industry-leading health, safety and environmental reputation on knowledge obtained over decades of building some of the world’s largest, most complex and innovative projects.

Safety
Integrity
Teamwork
Excellence

04 — One global platform

Beyond nuclear: the full strength of Fluor.

Global capabilities

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05 — Romanian industry

Building with Romanian industry.

Fluor recognizes the important role that qualified Romanian companies, institutions and skilled professionals can play in the successful delivery of complex energy projects. As project planning and contracting advance, Fluor will continue engaging with Romanian industry in line with project requirements, approved procurement strategies and applicable qualification processes.

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06 — Careers

Shape Romania’s energy future with us.

Fluor’s growing presence in Romania offers an opportunity to connect experienced professionals and emerging talent with complex projects that support the country’s energy future.

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07 — News