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Baltiysky Zavod and Rosatom discussed prospects of building two new nuclear-powered icebreakers Sakhalin and Kamchatka
The Baltic Shipyard (Baltiysky Zavod) has signed a contract with Atomflot for the construction of a multifunctional nuclear technology service vessel which can load and unload nuclear fuel from reactor units of nuclear icebreakers and floating power units.
The agreement signed between the Baltic Shipyard and Atomflot is for two more nuclear-powered icebreakers as part of Russia’s Project 22220.
Kyrgyzstan has a growing energy deficit and its authorities are now looking at nuclear power to fill the gap, but a proposed ROSATOM reactor may both be expensive and could take years to construct
The Baltic Shipyard, which builds Russia's nuclear powered icebreakers, is investing in a 50% increase of its capacity to build the vessels as well as floating nuclear power plants.