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Physical startup of Ruppur-1 may occur in December - Likhachev

AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 04.03.2024

The physical startup of the Ruppur NPP Unit No. 1 under construction (Bangladesh) may take place in December 2024.

This, as reported by TASS, was stated by Rosatom CEO Alexei Likhachev, speaking at the World Youth Festival in Sochi.

Earlier, the head of Rosatom announced that the launch of the Ruppur-1 (Bangladesh) and Kudankulam-3 (India) blocks is planned for 2024.

Topics: Commissioning, Asia, Bangladesh, Opinions


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