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<abstract>GAO provided information on: (1) the reasons the Export-Import Bank
(Eximbank) guaranteed a loan for the Temelin nuclear power plant in the
Czech Federal Republic; (2) actions Eximbank took to ensure the
project&apos;s soundness and safety; and (3) issues involving the U.S.
government&apos;s potential liability as a result of the loan guarantee.&lt;p/&gt;GAO found that: (1) U.S. government officials believe that Western
technology can make the Soviet-designed Temelin reactors safer, provide
more than $330 million in U.S. export earnings, and contribute to
international economic goals; (2) U.S. experts concluded that the least
safe Soviet-designed reactors should be shut down as soon as possible
and that other reactors should be upgraded to acceptable safety
standards; (3) Eximbank evaluated the project&apos;s technical and commercial
feasibility, capital cost and schedule estimates for the project, and
the project&apos;s environmental effects; (4) the National Security Council
confirmed for Eximbank that the Czech nuclear regulatory body met
applicable criteria for regulatory competence; and (5) Eximbank
concluded that there was only a remote chance that it would be held
liable for damages in the event of a nuclear accident at Temelin.</abstract>
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