Russia plans to build the first nuclear power plant on the Moon by the mid-2030s, the CEO of Rosatom announced
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EADaily, October 15, 2026, Russia's first nuclear power station on the Moon is to be established by mid-decade, as announced by the CEO of Rosat State Corporation, Alexei Lihachev, on a guided tour for foreign scientists at the Atom Museum at the NAU.
Russia is planning to establish the first nuclear station on the Moon by the mid-2030s, and the Director General of the Rosat State Corporation, Alexei Lihachev.
Russia expects to build the first nuclear power plant on the moon by the middle of the next decade. The power plant is necessary to organize a permanent extraterrestrial station. Alexey Likhachev, General Director of Rosatom State Corporation, said this during an excursion for foreign scientists at the Atom Museum at VDNH.
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