... ambitious: not only two power units with a combined capacity of 2,400 MW, but also the development of
full-fledged nuclear power generation
, targeting up to 8 GW by the mid-2020s and 15 GW by 2030. Besides, Russia, through its nuclear corporation Rosatom, offered not just construction, but a turnkey solution that encompassed design, financing (
including a loan
of up to $8 billion), workforce training and subsequent maintenance. For Vietnam, this meant an opportunity to build a new industry virtually ...
... markets, catering to energy-intensive industries such as large data centers or mining operations in coastal areas (such as the project in Chukotka).
We are in talks with several friendly countries and see interest from them. For example, in Brazil, where Rosatom has experience in nuclear fuel supply, SMRs are being considered as a potential solution for powering metropolitan data centers and remote industrial facilities. We are actively discussing the use of our SMRs in building sustainable data center infrastructure at BRICS and other international ...
...
establishment
of a nuclear platform within the group. Russia traditionally holds a strong position in training personnel for the nuclear power sector in the region.
The development and introduction of new types of nuclear reactors, including floating NPPs and SMRs—projects that Russia is actively working on—represent promising technological solutions for countries of the Global South. This opens up extra opportunities for Rosatom, as the company can offer cutting-edge equipment to its partners in the foreseeable future and has leading expertise in producing more enriched fuel required for such plants. The shift of leadership in nuclear power development from the Global ...
