Rosatom presents plans for nuclear energy development until 2036
The head of the state corporation Rosatom, Alexey Likhachev, held a meeting with the chairman of the United Russia party, Dmitry Medvedev. The main topic of discussion was the development of the country's energy sector for the coming decade.
As part of the preparations for the People's Program for 2026–2036, Alexey Likhachev presented a special "Nuclear Chapter." This document contains a comprehensive set of proposals for modernizing nuclear infrastructure and introducing new technologies into Russia's energy sector.
The program is aimed at ensuring the country's technological sovereignty. It includes the construction of new power units, the development of small modular reactors, and the implementation of innovative solutions that will help strengthen the energy security of the regions.
Dmitry Medvedev noted the importance of the nuclear industry for the Russian economy. According to him, the development of this sector is a priority task, as it directly impacts industrial growth and the quality of life of citizens.
The presented initiatives will serve as the foundation for long-term planning of the nuclear industry's operations. It is expected that the implementation of the program will allow Russia to maintain its leadership in the global nuclear technology market and ensure reliable energy supply for many years to come.