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Andrey Nikipilov, Director General of Russia's Atom Energomash Corporation, announced his country's intention to launch the first nuclear power plant to produce hydrogen by 2033 and operate it commercially by 2036.
Nikipelov told Sputnik today that according to the roadmap it is assumed that in 2023 the technical design of the reactor of a nuclear power plant will be completed, in the beginning of 2025 obtaining a license to lay a nuclear power plant, and by the fall of the same year the development of design documents, noting that the actual operation of the unit is scheduled to begin. The first nuclear power plant is at the end of 2032, and the main nuclear power plant is expected to enter commercial operation in 2035.
The Atom Energomash Corporation is the specialized division of the Energy Machinery Building Division of the Russian company Rosatom, one of the leading power engineering companies in Russia and a supplier of efficient integrated solutions for nuclear power, thermal power, gas and petrochemicals, shipbuilding and other industries.
On the other hand, the Russian Warship Building Complex announced today that the Admiral Shabanenko frigate, which is undergoing a modernization process at the Nerpa shipyard, will be armed with 32 cruise missiles.
This is eight missiles more than the frigate Marshal Shaposhnikov, which has recently entered service.
A source in the complex also revealed that the frigate will be equipped with the latest Pantsir M missile and artillery systems, in addition to providing it with modern command, navigation and communication devices, radars, electronic warfare systems and other equipment, indicating that the sea trials of the modern ship will begin in the fourth quarter of next year 2022.
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