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Russia to Build Kazakhstan's First Nuclear Power Plant

  • On June 14, 2025, Kazakhstan's atomic energy agency announced Rosatom will lead constructing the country's first nuclear power plant near Ulken.
  • This decision followed Kazakhstan's late 2024 referendum approving the nuclear project, as the country seeks to diversify energy beyond coal and renewables.
  • The plant will feature two Russian-designed VVER-1200 Generation 3+ reactors and be financed by Rosatom, with a consortium including three companies formed to advance details.
  • Kazakhstan is the leading uranium supplier worldwide, accounting for 43% of global production, but it has not generated nuclear power since shutting down its Soviet-era reactors in 1999.
  • The project enhances Kazakhstan-Russia ties amid regional cooperation, while some observers expect Rosatom to build the plant independently despite consortium plans.
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The Russian nuclear giant Rosatom will be the main manufacturer of Kazakhstan's first nuclear power plant.

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The Russian nuclear giant Rosatom will be the main manufacturer of Kazakhstan's first nuclear power plant, announced Saturday the authorities of this Central Asian country world's leading producer of uranium, a site coveted by France, China and South Korea. ...

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L'EnerGeek broke the news in on Friday, June 13, 2025.
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