Vietnam’s parliament has approved an agreement for the country’s first commercial nuclear power station, advancing plans for a two-unit, 2,400-MW nuclear station to be built in cooperation with Russia.
The Vietnamese National Assembly said it ratified the agreement related to the Ninh Thuan 1 nuclear project during an extraordinary parliamentary session on 24 August.
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