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Russia / Rosatom Announces Commercial Operation Of Leningrad 2-2

By David Dalton
22 March 2021

Commissioning of new unit near S Petersburg means Russia now has 38 nuclear reactors
Rosatom Announces Commercial Operation Of Leningrad 2-2
The commissioning of Leningrad 2-2 means Russia’s fleet of Generation III+ units has increased to four. Courtesy Rosatom.
The Leningrad 2-2 nuclear power plant in Russia has begun commercial operation, state nuclear corporation Rosatom announced.

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