The Russian state nuclear corporation says that tests have been successfully completed on fuel samples for high-temperature ...
Rosatom has tested Russian TRISO fuel for HTGRs, confirming it can handle 1,700°C and high burnup, ready for a four‑unit ...
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Explainer: Why Russia’s nuclear industry has escaped major sanctions
Since the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia has repeatedly threatened the use of atomic weapons, yet its ...
It comes as the EU attempts to ban Russian energy imports, raising espionage and security concerns.
Russia’s Rosatom delivers first batch of nuclear fuel for Kudankulam’s third unit amid sanctions
This marks a continuation of robust nuclear cooperation, enhancing efficiency with advanced fuel for extended operational cycles.
Niger’s state uranium company has signed a cooperation deal with Rosatom’s Uranium One to explore and develop new uranium ...
Vietnam aims to continue practical and effective cooperation with Russia across all fields, including the peaceful use of ...
The development of lithium-7 fluoride production technology is seen as a key step in Russia for the proposed future molten ...
The Chief Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine reported that the occupiers were preparing to evacuate the Rosatom employees from the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) ...
CEO Alexei Likhachev, during a tour for CIS heads of government, described the Armenian Nuclear Power Plant (ANPP), which ...
The third power unit is planned to be built within the boundaries of the existing site of the Belarusian Nuclear Power Plant, Denis Moroz added.
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Russian firm develops critical process for molten salt reactors’ operations
Russia's Rosatom has successfully developed production process for sulithium-7 fluoride, which will be used in the molten ...
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