Russia And Uzbekistan Begin Construction Of First ‘Integrated’ Nuclear Power Plant

Facility will combine both large-scale VVER-1000 reactors and smaller RITM-200N units

Russia And Uzbekistan Begin Construction Of First ‘Integrated’ Nuclear Power Plant
The project was officially started by video link from St ​Petersburg where the presidents of Russia and Uzbekistan were holding talks. Courtesy IAEA.

Russia and Uzbekistan on 4 June began construction of an “integrated” nuclear power plant in Uzbekistan, the first of its kind in ​post-Soviet Central Asia, the Kremlin said.

Russian president Vladimir Putin and Uzbek president Shavkat Mirziyoyev oversaw the start of the construction via video link from St ​Petersburg where they held talks on the sidelines of Putin’s ​annual economic forum, the Kremlin said.

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