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14.02.2013
Russia building world’s only 4G nuclear reactor
Russia is the only country in the world to be building a new fourth-generation nuclear reactor, Russian media reported quoting Dmitry Kumanovsky, the head of the analytical department at the Investment Company LMS.
08.02.2013
Dense fuel and lead reactors are promising projects in nuclear science

Dense fuel and lead reactors are promising projects in nuclear science, believes Mr Eduard Kryuchkov, Pro-Rector for Industry Cooperation of the National Research Nuclear University (MEPhI), as quoted by Russian media.

08.02.2013
Nuclear science facilitates progress in many other areas, Russian MP says
Nuclear science facilitates progress in many other areas, Valery Yazev, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee for Natural Resources, Environment And Ecology, was quoted by Russian media as saying.
08.02.2013
Safety of Russian NPPs praised by ambassadors to international organizations in Vienna
Permanent representatives to international organizations in Vienna praised the safety of Russian nuclear power pants after visiting the Kalinin NPP in Udomlya, Russia, BelTA learnt from the Public Information Center of the Kalinin NPP.
04.02.2013
Nuclear Industry in Russia
Russia’s nuclear industry is among the world’s most technologically advanced in terms of reactor designs, nuclear fuel, experience of operating nuclear power plants, NPP personnel qualifications. The companies affiliated with the industry have amassed vast experience while fulfilling ambitious nuclear projects like the construction of the world’s first nuclear power plant (1954) and development of nuclear fuel for it.
31.01.2013
NPP share in Russia’s electricity generation may reach 23% by 2030
The share of nuclear power plants in Russia’s overall electricity generation will reach 18-19% by 2020 and 22-23% by 2030 while in 2011 it stood at 16.8%, reads a long-term forecast of Russia’s social and economic development till 2030 as quoted by Russian mass media. The figures are specified by the innovation-driven development scenario.
30.01.2013
Russia may take up to 10% of world market for nuclear technology, space services
Russia could win over 5-10% of the world market for high-tech services across some positions such as nuclear technology and space services, reads the long-term socio-economic development forecast of the Russian Federation for the period up to 2030, according to Russian media.
01.01.2013
Russia ranks second in the world in terms of NPP safety
Nuclear power plants in the Russian Federation are reliable and safe, as confirmed by regular checks of independent entities (Rostekhnadzor) and international organizations, BelTA learnt from Rosatom.
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