Russia Kursk NPP-2 Construction

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Russia Kursk NPP-2 Construction

A truck carries a transport gateway for the second power unit to the construction site of the Kursk NPP-2 near the village of Makarovka outside Kurchatov, Kursk region, Russia. Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom is planning to launch the first power unit of the new Kursk NPP-2 in 2024 as a first step toward boosting the share of nuclear generation in Russia's total energy balance to 25% by 2045. Construction of the Kursk NPP-2 began in 2018, and this NPP is expected to replace the existing Kursk plant, the largest source of electricity for the region.

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Russia Kursk NPP-2 Construction

A truck carries a transport gateway for the second power unit to the construction site of the Kursk NPP-2 near the village of Makarovka outside Kurchatov, Kursk region, Russia. Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom is planning to launch the first power unit of the new Kursk NPP-2 in 2024 as a first step toward boosting the share of nuclear generation in Russia's total energy balance to 25% by 2045. Construction of the Kursk NPP-2 began in 2018, and this NPP is expected to replace the existing Kursk plant, the largest source of electricity for the region.

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Russia Kursk NPP-2 Construction

A truck carries a transport gateway for the second power unit to the construction site of the Kursk NPP-2 near the village of Makarovka outside Kurchatov, Kursk region, Russia. Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom is planning to launch the first power unit of the new Kursk NPP-2 in 2024 as a first step toward boosting the share of nuclear generation in Russia's total energy balance to 25% by 2045. Construction of the Kursk NPP-2 began in 2018, and this NPP is expected to replace the existing Kursk plant, the largest source of electricity for the region.

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Russia Kursk NPP-2 Construction

A truck carries a transport gateway for the second power unit to the construction site of the Kursk NPP-2 near the village of Makarovka outside Kurchatov, Kursk region, Russia. Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom is planning to launch the first power unit of the new Kursk NPP-2 in 2024 as a first step toward boosting the share of nuclear generation in Russia's total energy balance to 25% by 2045. Construction of the Kursk NPP-2 began in 2018, and this NPP is expected to replace the existing Kursk plant, the largest source of electricity for the region.

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