Rosatom told about the construction of a nuclear power plant in Kyrgyzstan

Russia is ready to start construction of a low-power nuclear power plant in Kyrgyzstan. At the same time, the republic must first determine the specific parameters of the project, Alexey Likhachev, the head of Rosatom, told Izvestia.

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"The topic that was on the agenda a few years ago is the construction of a small nuclear power plant in Kyrgyzstan. We have offered our colleagues our traditional product, for which contracts have been signed with Uzbekistan, and negotiations are underway with Myanmar, and we are building such a station in Yakutia. <...> Our partners will now determine the stages and the level of capacity that is needed, and as soon as they finally have a request for a specific configuration of this project, I hope we will start implementing it," he said.

Moscow is ready to build a block nuclear power plant with a capacity from 110 to 440 MW, Likhachev added.

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