KIEV, Oct. 20 - EnergoAtom has already spent $567 million of its own funds on the integrated (consolidated) program to improve the safety of power units at Ukrainian nuclear power plants, Hryhoriy Plachkov, the deputy director for investment and long-term development at the state enterprise, told reporters.

The company used international organizations' funds to only pay for a consultant to assist in the project implementation and the 1% commission of the bank. EnergoAtom plans to use EUR11-13 million by the end of 2015, in 2016 - another EUR125-160 million.

Plachkov also said that the interest rate on a EUR 300 million loan from the EBRD is Libor plus 1, and the rate on a loan from the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) will be determined separately for each used tranche of EUR50 million.