Unit 1 of Russia's Kursk 2 nuclear power plant has been put into operation and connected to Russia's unified power grid. The unit is scheduled to generate electricity on a large scale in 2026. The construction of the new nuclear power plant continues to advance, and despite the complicated situation in the region, the project has not been interrupted. Alexey Likhachev, general manager of Rosatom, said: “There is no doubt that this is a feat. Not only is our nation watching this achievement, but the vast majority of our overseas partners are also watching closely.”

Unit 1 of Russia's Kursk 2 nuclear power plant has been put into operation and connected to Russia's unified power grid. The unit is scheduled to generate electricity on a large scale in 2026. The construction of the new nuclear power plant continues to advance, and despite the complicated situation in the region, the project has not been interrupted. Alexey Likhachev, general manager of Rosatom, said: “There is no doubt that this is a feat. Not only is our nation watching this achievement, but the vast majority of our overseas partners are also watching closely.”