Russia’s mobile nuclear power plant

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Critics are calling it a “floating Chernobyl.”


It’s designed to provide power to isolated Artic villages that go along with Russia’s goal to expand and take advantage of strategic items.


The Russian-built Akademik Lomonosov was issued a 10-year operating license in June and is slated to be towed to its final destination – the small Arctic port of Pevek in the remote Chukotka Region. There it will begin supplying heat and electricity to local consumers before year’s end.

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Russia’s floating nuclear power plant reaches its new home

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Now at a town at the world’s end. Literally.

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The Akademik Lomonosov was towed from Murmansk, a major port city in northwestern Russia, all the way to the far eastern region of Chukotka, reaching a small town called Pevek on Saturday. The trip lasted 22 days and required a couple of tow boats to move the barge, which lacks its own propulsion, and an icebreaker to deliver the convoy safely through the chilly Arctic waters.

Why there?

Because it sits on huge oil deposits and extremely valuable ore deposits.

More @ Permission to dock: Russia’s floating nuclear power plant reaches Arctic port it was built for
 

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Russia’s floating nuclear power plant reaches its new home

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Now at a town at the world’s end. Literally.

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The Akademik Lomonosov was towed from Murmansk, a major port city in northwestern Russia, all the way to the far eastern region of Chukotka, reaching a small town called Pevek on Saturday. The trip lasted 22 days and required a couple of tow boats to move the barge, which lacks its own propulsion, and an icebreaker to deliver the convoy safely through the chilly Arctic waters.

Why there?

Because it sits on huge oil deposits and extremely valuable ore deposits.

More @ Permission to dock: Russia’s floating nuclear power plant reaches Arctic port it was built for
i think the Free Chukotka republic will find some use for it or just sell it , but all what putlerstan can produce its “floating Chernobyl” ...
 

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