Rosatom Says It’s in Advanced Talks to Supply Floating Nuclear Power Plants to African Countries
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The Russian Rosatom Group could provide floating nuclear power plants to African countries that are out to sea and are in advanced talks with at least four African states, declared on Wednesday high-ranking officials of the company controlled by the Russian state, at the occasion of a Russian-African summit, informs Reuters, taken over by Agerpres. Rosatom is the corporation that owns ...
Rosatom Says It’s in Advanced Talks to Supply Floating Nuclear Power Plants to African Countries
Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom could supply floating nuclear power plants to coastal African countries and is in advanced discussions with at least four nations, senior company executives said Wednesday at the Russia-Africa Summit.
Russia remains the only country in the world where small nuclear power projects have been implemented in practice, announced by President Vladimir Putin. He reported on this during an examination of the exhibition of advanced Russian decisions to which the leaders of African countries have been invited, transmitting the RIA News. "Our competitors... they all say that they are ready to develop and develop small power plants. No one has yet done a…
Three African countries have become interested in Russian floating nuclear power plants, as long as they exist in a single copy, but they are beginning to be produced for both Russia and Asia.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has assumed that his country is the first to develop and operate floating nuclear power plants during the third Russia-Africa summit.
The Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom has started the implementation of a project to build a fleet of floating nuclear power plants for Russia's needs, said the company's general director, Alexei Likhachev.
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