Russia reconnects unit at Rostov nuclear power plant

• 8 months ago (2024-08-26)
• David Flin

Europe 1113 Nuclear 682

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A power unit at the Rostov nuclear power plant in southern Russia that had been disconnected on 23 August as a result of a turbine defect was reconnected to the grid on 25 August, according to a report from TASS news agency, citing Russia’s state nuclear energy company Rosatom.

The Rostov nuclear power plant is the largest energy generating facility in southern Russia, with a total capacity of 4071 MW. It provides around 75 per cent of the total power generation in the Rostov region and is connected to the grid of other southern regions.