Rosatom ready to join energy storage projects in Russia's Far East

interfax.ru (Russian)

Rosatom is ready to participate in energy storage projects in the Russian Far East, according to CEO Alexey Likhachev. The announcement was made on September 3, 2026. Likhachev stated the corporation is actively addressing the region's energy deficit, including wind generation in the Amur region. He confirmed readiness to work on storage systems, a topic discussed at a recent presidential meeting. Regarding the Primorskaya nuclear power plant, Rosatom aims to pour first concrete on the first unit by 2027. The company targets grid connection by 2031.


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