ZAES
Radioactive Waste Processing Building Damaged at ZNPP: Rosatom Reports Drone Attack
The second damaged facility was a laboratory building approximately 200 m from power units No. 4 and No. 5
ZAES line not restored due to substation damage
The power line itself has been repaired, but a key hub 100 km from the plant remains de-energized
Zaporizhzhia NPP Regains Second Power Channel: Dniprovska Power Line Repair Completed
For three months, Europe's largest nuclear power plant relied on a single external source of electricity
External power supply to Zaporizhzhia NPP via 330 kV line "Ferrosplavnaya-1" restored
The station is operating normally, radiation levels are normal
Silence Mode to be Created for Repair of Zaporozhye NPP Power Lines
Director of ZNPP spoke about plans to restore the "Dneprovskaya" line
"Ferrosplavnaya-1" line at Zaporozhye NPP restored ahead of schedule
The backup power line is once again providing power for the station's own needs
Repair of the "Ferrosplavnaya-1" line near the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant will take a week
Work is underway under a local ceasefire regime
Zaporozhye NPP Officially Recognized as a Russian Nuclear Energy Facility: Rostekhnadzor Issues License for Unit No. 2
Rosatom will continue to apply for licenses for the remaining three power units until the end of 2026
Rostekhnadzor and the IAEA inspected Unit 1 equipment at the Zaporizhzhia NPP
Specialists found no deficiencies in the plant's operation
The 2026 repair campaign has started at the Zaporizhzhia NPP under IAEA supervision
Work on Power Unit No. 5 includes maintenance of key equipment
Import substitution is on schedule: ZNPP is systematically being transferred to Russian equipment
The plant is training personnel to put it into generation mode
The U.S. is ready to cooperate with Russia on energy from the ZNPP
Only the operating organization of the Russian Federation can be responsible for the operation of the station
The threat to nuclear safety exists: ZNPP reports on the current situation
The station's operation is supported by emergency diesel generators, but everything is currently under control