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Indonesia· JakartaIndonesia and Russia Sign Agreement for Floating Nuclear Power Units
Rosatom and PT Pembangkit Listrik Nuklir have signed an agreement for Russia to supply two floating nuclear power units (FNPP-100) to Indonesia, intended for the North Maluku province.
Background
Indonesia, an archipelago nation, faces significant challenges in providing reliable electricity to its many islands. Russia, through its state-owned Rosatom, is a leading developer and exporter of nuclear power technology, including floating nuclear power plants. This agreement reflects Indonesia's efforts to diversify its energy sources and Russia's push to expand its nuclear energy market.
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Indonesia and Russia Sign Agreement for Floating Nuclear Power Units
First report 22h agoLast update 16h agoThis agreement represents a significant step in Russia's nuclear energy cooperation with Indonesia, providing power to islands.
The deal is seen as a positive development in the bilateral relationship between Russia and Indonesia.
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