Difference between revisions of "Baltic NPP"
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== Further information resources == | == Further information resources == | ||
| + | * [[Nuclear plant near Kaliningrad – bad story that must be ended immediately]] | ||
* Status of proposed nuclear plants in the Baltic Sea region as of August 29, 2012<ref>composition by Bernd Ebeling, http://contratom.de as at August 29, 2012<br/>source: World Nuclear Industrial Status Report 2012, Schneider, M. et al.; Nuclear Power Reactors in the World, IAEA, Vienna, 2008</ref>: | * Status of proposed nuclear plants in the Baltic Sea region as of August 29, 2012<ref>composition by Bernd Ebeling, http://contratom.de as at August 29, 2012<br/>source: World Nuclear Industrial Status Report 2012, Schneider, M. et al.; Nuclear Power Reactors in the World, IAEA, Vienna, 2008</ref>: | ||
** '''Baltic 1''': | ** '''Baltic 1''': | ||
Revision as of 17:47, 28 April 2013
- situated at Kaliningrad, Russia
- new NPP planned / under construction[1]
- an international anti-nuclear conference focusing on the new NPP construction plans of Lithuania, Belarus and Kaliningrad (Russia) took place in Vilnius (LT) on December 6-8, 2011
Media coverage
Further information resources
- Nuclear plant near Kaliningrad – bad story that must be ended immediately
- Status of proposed nuclear plants in the Baltic Sea region as of August 29, 2012[2]:
- Baltic 1:
- proposed construction start: 2012
- proposed operation begin: 2016
- Baltic 2:
- proposed construction start: 2014
- proposed operation begin: 2018
- Baltic 1:
- ↑ http://www.contratom.de/2.0/index.php?mod=standort&id=1147 as at December 8, 2010
- ↑ composition by Bernd Ebeling, http://contratom.de as at August 29, 2012
source: World Nuclear Industrial Status Report 2012, Schneider, M. et al.; Nuclear Power Reactors in the World, IAEA, Vienna, 2008
