The World's First Floating Nuclear Power Plant Started Operation
Akademik Lomonosov, whose construction started in June 2010 and cost 6 billion rubles ($232 million), was launched in 2018.
Akademik Lomonosov, whose construction started in June 2010 and cost 6 billion rubles ($232 million), was launched in 2018.
The construction of which started in June 2010 and cost 6 billion rubles ($232 million). Academic LomonosovWhen it was launched in 2018, it became the world's first floating nuclear power plant. The ship, which is 144 meters long and 30 meters wide, weighs 21,500 tons.
Akademik Lomonosov, which employs 69 people, opened on September 9, 2019. Chukotka Autonomous Okrug It had reached its permanent location in the region and was at least partially operational. As of this month, it is the northernmost city in Russia and the world. pevekThe floating nuclear power plant, which started operating at full capacity in 47.3 GWh It provides zero-emission electrical energy.
Akademik Lomonosov, launched in 2018, cost $232 million
Andrei Petrov, Director of Rosenergoatom, the company responsible for the implementation of the grandiose project. floating nuclear power plant He said that the construction was completed successfully and they completed their main tasks for this year. Sharing the information that they have fully commissioned Akademik Lomonosov in Pevek, the northernmost city of Russia, Petrov said: “Akademik Lomonosov officially became the northernmost nuclear power plant in the world today” he said.
Russia's technical, nuclear and environmental watchdog Rostechnadzor floating nuclear power plant, studied by Academic LomonosovIt has been certified that it fully complies with all norms and regulations, including epidemiological, environmental, fire safety, construction requirements and federal standards.
Akademik Lomonosov is known as the world's northernmost nuclear power plant
greenpeace Many environmental organizations, especially climate change He criticized that the world, which has become more fragile than ever due to globalization, will be under great threat due to projects such as Akademik Lomonosov. Similarly, an international environmental organization based in Norway Bellona Foundation He also prepared a report on his criticisms of the floating nuclear power plant.
Akademik Lomonosov has two KLT-40S reactor-equipped power units, each with an electrical power of 35 MW. power capacity 70 MW (Megawatt) The heat capacity of the huge ship is 50 Gcal / h (Giga Calories / Hour). which will become the main energy source for Chukotka over time Academic LomonosovIn its current state, it will be able to serve for 40 years.
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