Rosatom to train 50 Hungarian instructors for Paks-2 NPP construction
The training will take place at the State Corporation's Technical Academy
AES «Paksh-2»
Hungary to review terms of Paks-2 NPP project
Budapest considers the station's cost to be inflated
Rosatom intends to accelerate construction of Paks-2 NPP in Hungary
Likhachev announced a project reboot amid the new prime minister's intentions to review agreements
Rosatom will manage without Siemens: the state corporation terminated its contract with the German company for the Paks-2 NPP project
The German company did not deliver the equipment - it will be replaced with Russian or European equivalents
Rosatom's Only Project in the EU: Paks-2 NPP to be Connected to the Grid by 2031-2032
The construction of the plant will take from five to seven years
"Russian iron is very good": Hungary appreciated the quality of power units with VVER-440 reactors at the Paks NPP
Rosatom supplies nuclear fuel and is building another nuclear power plant in Europe
First concrete pouring to take place at the Paks-2 NPP: Rosatom launches construction in Hungary
The plant is planned to use VVER-1200 reactors
Rosatom Receives Hungarian Permit for Construction of Paks-2 NPP
Start of main works scheduled for February 2026
Project Paks II Enters Active Phase: Rosatom Awaits Permit to Pour First Concrete into Station Foundation
Preparations are already underway at the Paks-2 NPP site
EU court cancels permit for Russia to build reactors at Paks-2 NPP
The implementation of the Paks-2 NPP project will continue with the attraction of other investments
Hungary intends to accelerate nuclear construction: first concrete pouring at the Paks-2 NPP is planned for October-November
There are no more sanction restrictions for the project implementation
Hungary's Nuclear Project Continues to Develop: Paks-2 NPP Could Start Operating in 2030
Construction Resumed After Anti-Russian Sanctions Were Lifted
US Lifts Sanctions Against Russia: Hungarian Nuclear Power Plant "Paks-2" Project to Proceed Without Obstacles
Restrictions lifted on investments in nuclear construction
"Political circumstances in the world are not healthy": the "first concrete" pouring at the Paks-2 NPP has been postponed to 2026
The construction of the station in Hungary was expected to begin in 2025
Rosatom promised to build the most beautiful and safe NPP in the European Union
The station site in Hungary is already ready for pouring the first concrete