Blog – Russia’s nuclear Arctic?
While much of the world’s attention has been focused on the escalation of the tense border situation between the Russian Federation
Read moreWhile much of the world’s attention has been focused on the escalation of the tense border situation between the Russian Federation
Read moreAbout 6,000 personnel are engaged in one of Russia’s biggest ever rescue and emergency exercises in the Arctic. The exercise
Read moreThe new special purpose vessel will serve the new icebreakers and the floating nuclear power plants and possible other reactor
Read moreTugs start towing floating nuclear power plant across the Northern Sea Route from Murmansk to Chukotka in what is just
Read moreRussia has produced the world’s first floating nuclear power plant. A barge mounted with nuclear reactors is expected to begin
Read moreRussia’s controversial nuclear barge is ready to travel through the Arctic seas — and observers across the globe are watching.
Read moreThe Akademik Lomonosov has been officially handed over to the Russian state nuclear power company. The construction and testing of
Read moreThe Akademik Lomonosov will be towed from Murmansk to Pevek, in Russia’s eastern Arctic, in August when the sea ice
Read moreAkademik Lomonosov will be towed from Murmansk to Russia’s Arctic port of Pevek this summer and connected to the grid
Read moreOne of Russia’s remotest spots is seeing hectic construction of new housing, parks and local infrastructure. The town located on
Read moreAfter an initial neutron flux, the reactor reached its minimum controlled level of chain reaction and produced power Friday evening.
Read moreReactor testing starts later in October or in November. On October 2nd, the last fuel elements were loaded into the
Read moreRussia’s first floating nuclear power plant will be thoroughly tested before towing to the north Siberian port of Pevek. Loading
Read moreThe controversial Russian installation will spend the next two weeks along the Norwegian coast. The “Akademik Lomonosov” is followed with
Read moreThe world’s first ever installation of its kind will be towed several thousand kilometers through Arctic ice before it reaches
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