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How much did Krško Nuclear Power Plant cost to build?

The Krsko Nuclear Power Plant is the single-unit nuclear plant in Krsko, Slovenia, with a Westinghouse two-loop pressurised water reactor of 1,994 MW thermal power and a net output of 696 MW, owned equally by Slovenia and Croatia, which signed a turnkey contract with Westinghouse in August 1974 for a 632 MW plant, laid the foundation stone on 1 December 1974, synchronised the generator in October 1981 and began commercial operation in January 1983. The Wikipedia article states that the plant cost 649.2 million US dollars to build.