Russian nuclear energy titan Rosatom is currently pioneering the development of an engineered nuclear power plant (ENPS). This groundbreaking project integrates a high-temperature gas-cooled reactor (HTGR) with a hydrogen production plant, signifying a pivotal moment in the evolution of gas-cooled reactors and hydrogen technologies.
As part of their collaboration, the parties will think about carrying out the project together, including setting up a low-carbon hydrogen export from Sakhalin to China as early as 2025.
The conversion of methane at this reactor wouldn’t necessitate burning a substantial portion of the gas to reach the necessary temperatures.
NLMK Group, a global steel business, and Rusatom Overseas (a subsidiary of ROSATOM State Corporation) have agreed to collaborate on…
Polet-Service will conduct research towards a power supply system that may be deployed in isolated Arctic regions. Polet-Service, a Rosatom…
The parties will explore collaborating on the construction of a hydrogen fleet. They’ll also talk about implementing environmentally friendly hydrogen fuel cell transportation on Sakhalin’s territory.
The parties plan to work together to construct steam methane reforming (SMR) with carbon dioxide collection and the delivery of natural gas to produce new fuel and marketable products on Sakhalin Island.
The parties intend to assess the technical and commercial aspects of a potential project for the production of environmentally friendly hydrogen for Metalloinvest factories in the Belgorod and Kursk regions as part of their joint work.
ROSATOM, a world leader in technology, and the EDF Group, a world leader in low-carbon energy solutions, have agreed to…
The Ministry of the Far East and Arctic Development, the Government of the Sakhalin Region, and ROSATOM have signed a letter of intent to collaborate on the project “Creation and Development of the Hydrogen Cluster.”
