Vladimir Putin’s envoy says more than 10 units are being built in countries such as China, Iran and Turkey

Rusia își sporește influența internațională jucând cartea nucleară. Și, nu, nu este vorba de bomba nucleară

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Russia is increasing its international influence by playing the nuclear card. And, no, it's not about the nuclear bomb.

Russia is actively expanding its presence in the field of nuclear energy, building more than ten nuclear energy blocks in different countries of the world. It is aimed at developing a growing energy demand, called the development of the artistic intellect and the developing economy. The special representative of the Kremlin on the questions of international cooperation in the field of decent development Boris Titov in a commentary in The Financi…

Россия активно расширяет свое присутствие в области ядерной энергетики, строя более десяти ядерных энергоблоков в разных странах мира. Это направлено на удовлетворение растущего спроса на энергию, вызванного развитием искусственного интеллекта и развивающихся экономик. Специальный представитель Кремля по вопросам международного сотрудничества в сфере устойчивого развития Борис Титов в комментарии The Financial Times заявил, что Россия нацелена н…

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Russia wants to become a peaceful leader in the construction of nuclear power plants

Russia believes that demand for nuclear energy will grow significantly in the future. This will also mean that more reactors will be needed.

Venäjä uskoo ydinenergian kysynnän kasvavan tulevaisuudessa selvästi. Tämän myötä tarvitaan myös lisää reaktoreita.

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Russia is increasing its international influence by betting on its nuclear card. And no, it's not about nuclear bombs, but about energy production units, writes the Financial Times.

Rusia își sporește influența internațională mizând pe cartea nucleară. Și nu, nu este vorba de bombe nucleare, ci de unități energetice de producție, scrie Financial Times.

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Russia has nuclear-related activities in 54 different countries. Russia is building more than 10 nuclear power plants in other countries, according to the Financial Times, a respected financial magazine. Nuclear plants are under construction in countries such as Bangladesh, China, Egypt, India, Iran and Turkey. The nuclear power projects can be seen as an attempt by Moscow to strengthen its global foothold, especially now that the country's oil …

Venäjällä on ydinenergiaan liittyviä toimintoja 54:ssä eri maassa.  Venäjä rakentaa muihin maihin yli kymmentä ydinvoimalaa, kertoo arvostettu talouslehti Financial Times. Ydinvoimaloita on rakenteilla muun muassa Bangladeshiin, Kiinaan, Egyptiin, Intiaan, Iraniin ja Turkkiin. Ydinvoimalaprojektit voidaan nähdä Moskovan pyrkimyksenä vahvistaa globaalia jalansijaansa erityisesti nyt, kun maan öljy- ja kaasusektori on joutunut pakotepolitiikan koh…

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Russia strengthens its nuclear empire

They are currently building ten reactors abroad, but they believe there is still plenty of room for growth in the coming years due to developing markets.

Jelenleg tíz reaktort építenek külföldön, de a fejlődő piacok miatt szerintük még bőven van tér növekedésre a következő években.

Oroszország atomerőművek építésével növelné globális befolyását

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Russia would increase its global influence by building nuclear power plants

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Russia aims to be global leader in nuclear power plant construction

Russia expects high demand for nuclear energy from developing countries and technology companies.

Росія очікує високого попиту на ядерну енергію з боку країн, що розвиваються, та технологічних компаній.

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Russia wants to become a world leader in the construction of nuclear power plants

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Russia is building more than 10 nuclear power plants abroad, trying to take advantage of rising energy demand driven by artificial intelligence and emerging markets.

Rusia construieşte mai mult de 10 unităţi nucleare în străinătate, încercând să profite de creşterea cererii de energie determinată de inteligenţa artificială şi de pieţele în curs de dezvoltare.

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Russia aims high: It wants to become a world leader in the construction of nuclear power plants

Russia is looking to maintain its position as “one of the biggest builders of new nuclear plants in the world,” a top envoy of Russian President Vladimir Putin told the Financial Times in an interview published on Monday.  “We are building more than 10 different units around the world,” Boris Titov, Putin’s special representative for international cooperation in sustainability, told FT.  “We need a lot of energy. We will not be able to provide t…

Russia aims to be global leader in nuclear power plant construction

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