Russia Grants Five-Year Life Extension For Smolensk-2 Nuclear Plant
RBMK reactor in west of country to operate until 2030
RBMK reactor in west of country to operate until 2030
Output has fallen more than 4% since 2022 with retired capacity not yet replaced
Work to begin in 2025 with first concrete scheduled for 2027
Nuclear share could jump from 20% to 25%
State corporation gives go-ahead for two reactors each at Leningrad and Smolensk
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