Russia / Local Surveys Begin For Potential Deployment Of BN-1200 Fast Reactor At Beloyarsk

Efforts part of feasibility study for delayed project
Local Surveys Begin For Potential Deployment Of BN-1200 Fast Reactor At Beloyarsk
The Beloyarsk nuclear power station in central Russia has two fast neutron reactors in commercial operation. Photo courtesy Rosenergoatom.
Engineering surveys have begun at the site of the Beloyarsk nuclear power station in central Russia as part of an investment feasibility study for the deployment of the BN-1200 fast neutron reactor, Russia’s Atomstroyexport, the engineering subsidiary of state nuclear corporation Rosatom, said.

The surveys will examine the geodetic, geological, hydro-meteorological and environmental characteristics of the site, which already hosts two smaller fast reactors, the BN-600 at Beloyarsk-3 and BN-800 at Beloyarsk-4.

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