The State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom has announced its readiness to cooperate with India in the development of a floating nuclear power plant. The company's CEO, Alexey Likhachev, stated that Russia could not only provide some of the technologies related to the station's equipment but also provide support in shipbuilding competencies.
We are ready to work not only in the cold northern waters but also in the warm waters, in the waters of the Indian Ocean.
Floating nuclear power plants use technologies from ship-based nuclear power installations and are considered promising for the power supply of islands and industrial facilities in remote areas. Despite the high cost of electricity, such stations can provide a stable energy supply where the construction of traditional power plants is difficult.
Experts note that cooperation between Russia and India in this area could open up new opportunities for regional development and strengthen the energy security of the region's countries. In addition, the experience of joint design and operation of such facilities will allow both parties to improve technological and engineering competencies in the field of nuclear energy.
Earlier www1.ru reported that Rosatom is resuming the "Bolshoi Elkon" project to provide the country with uranium for centuries.
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