Russia proposes nuclear power plant project to Serbia

LootboxPhobia · 2026-02-23T21:34:26+00:00

Russia's state nuclear energy company has proposed a nuclear power plant project in Serbia using Russian technology through an international consortium. Specific details have not yet been announced. Serbia currently has no nuclear power plants and mainly relies on coal and hydropower to meet its electricity needs.

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2026-02-23 21:34:26

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Investing.com – On Monday, the head of Russia’s state atomic energy company Rosatom stated that Russia is prepared to propose a nuclear power plant project using Russian technology to Serbia through an international consortium.

According to the Russian news agency RIA, the head of Russia’s state nuclear energy company Rosatom said that Moscow is ready to submit a nuclear facility project to Serbia.

The proposed project will be developed within the framework of an international consortium and will utilize Russian nuclear technology. No further details have been provided regarding the timeline, location, or specific partners of the consortium.

Serbia currently has no operational nuclear power plants. The country primarily relies on coal-fired power plants and hydroelectric facilities to meet its electricity needs.

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