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11.04.2018
Credit line for BelNPP construction opened until 2035
Before taking the Russian loan for the construction of the nuclear power plant, the Belarusian Energy Ministry, together with the Finance Ministry, calculated the possibilities of returning it.
11.04.2018
Opinion: BelNPP project criticized mainly by Lithuanian politicians, not specialists
“Unfortunately, the Belarusian nuclear power plant is criticized mainly by Lithuanian politicians and not by specialists,” noted Belarus' Deputy Energy Minister Mikhail Mikhadyuk.
22.03.2018
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Bangladesh exploring Belarus' experience in NPP construction
The delegation visited the BelNPP construction site on 21 March to learn more about the progress in the implementation of the construction project.
14.02.2018
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Comprehensive inspection at BelNPP finds no safety violations
The comprehensive inspection has not identified any major violations affecting the level of nuclear and radiation safety, Gosatomnadzor said.
09.02.2018
Gosatomnadzor plans to complete examination of BelNPP license applications in 2018
Licensing procedures for the operation of unit 1 of the Belarusian nuclear power plant were launched on 20 October 2017. In accordance with the current legislation, the examination of license applications can take up to one year.
09.02.2018
90 inspections held at BelNPP in 2017
Head of the department Olga Lugovskaya noted in her report that in 2017 the Gosatomnadzor fulfilled its functions in full, including the licensing and supervision of activities in the area of nuclear power facilities and ionizing radiation sources (IRS).
08.02.2018
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Plans to complete EU peer review of BelNPP stress tests in mid-2018
Taking into account Belarus' voluntary commitments, the peer review of the national report will be conducted together with the European Commission. The review is expected to finish in mid-2018, Gosatomnadzor remarked.
21.12.2017
Photo courtesy of the Nuclear and Radiation Safety Department of the Belarusian Emergencies Ministry
Belarus exploring Slovakia's experience in nuclear safety monitoring
The Belarusian specialists have studied the experience of the Nuclear Regulatory Authority in monitoring the safety performance of power-generating units using a differentiated approach (the sequence and intensity of oversight activities depend on the degree of potential danger at the site).
13.12.2017
Russian Atomenergomash ships reactor lid for second unit of Belarusian nuclear power plant
06.12.2017
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Another comprehensive inspection underway at BelNPP
The second inspection in 2017 is designed to assess the efficiency of the management and quality control systems of the organizations that undertake licensable activities at the BelNPP site.
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