ROSATOM NEWSLETTER

#278June 2024

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Rosatom Enters Electric Mobility

The fast-growing market segment, electric mobility has become an important new business for Rosatom. With two large battery factories under construction, an electric motor plant to come into production next…

First SMRs for Export

Rosatom signed a contract to build a Russian-designed small modular reactor nuclear power plant (SNPP) in Uzbekistan. This is the world’s first export contract for the construction of an advanced…

SPIEF 2024: International Cooperation Up and Running

Rosatom signed several international agreements at the Saint Petersburg Economic Forum (SPIEF 2024), while its managers held talks with key stakeholders and participated in the forum sessions to discuss building…

Trends

Energy Sector 2050: Russian Forecast

The Russian Energy Agency (REA) under the Russian Ministry of Energy has released its Global Energy Development Scenarios 2050 report (the Scenarios 2050). The first global energy forecast published by…

Middle East

Nuclear Generation and Beyond

Construction of Egypt’s first nuclear power plant in El Dabaa is a principal area of Russian-Egyptian cooperation. This cooperation, however, extends far beyond the construction project to include other areas,…

Turkey

All-Embracing Cooperation

The Akkuyu NPP project extends far beyond construction to embrace many other areas. Here is our account of the most important events from the past month.

Uzbekistan

The big news of late has been the signing of the Russia-Uzbekistan contract for the construction of a small-scale nuclear power plant. Read more on it in the News section…

Hungary

From Paks to Saint Petersburg

Rosatom’s steelmakers proceeded with the manufacturing of a reactor pressure vessel for Hungary’s Paks II NPP being built to the latest Russian design. The production was kicked off in late…

Armenia

Age of Nuclear Medicine

Today, advanced nuclear medicine technologies help to early diagnose and cure diseases that have been considered incurable until recently. These technologies have been pursued by Rosatom for decades. Here is…