The Russian project is the first floating nuclear power plant since the U.S. MH-1A, a much smaller reactor that supplied the Panama Canal with power from 1968-1975.

For more than a decade, the Russian town of Pevek has anticipated the arrival of a floating nuclear-power plant. This week, the plant finally set sail on a 4,000-mile ocean voyage from the city of ...

Baltiskii Zavod shipyard general director Aleksandr Voznesenskii said that the Russian Federation's first floating nuclear power plant “should be operational by 2016.” Baltiysky Zavod is ...

The unit is en route to its final destination – Pevek, Chukotka (in Russia’s Far East), where it will operate as a floating nuclear power plant. Akademik Lomonosov will first be towed to ...

A floating nuclear thermal power plant in Chukotka will begin working ... representatives of banks, leading Russian and foreign companies, working in tourism, agriculture, transport, and fish ...

In particular, it was noted that the President of Cuba showed interest in such a nuclear power plant MOSCOW, April 24. /TASS/. Dozens of countries have shown interest in Russian floating nuclear ...

Russia's intentions to install nuclear power plants in Argentina took a new step Monday as the Rosatom agency invited Argentine officials over to visit its floating plant in Siberia. Rosatom's ...

It’s no surprise then that some of the largest cities in the world have been making use of floating power plants rather ... unlike base load plants like nuclear or combined cycle turbines.