Public hearings regarding nuclear power plant to be held in Zarechny

November 12, 2012. On Monday, November 12, public hearings dedicated to the estimates of Beloyarskaya Nuclear Power Plant’s power generating unit 4 and its BN-800 reactor’s environmental impact will be held in Zarechny; such an announcement was made by Sverdlovsk Region Press & Information Administration. The hearings are aimed at informing the public of the activity planned at the plant as well as of the ways in which it affects the environment, and of the decisions taken to reduce this impact as much as possible. This procedure is obligatory for companies that hold a state license

The concern dealing in provision of electricity and heat at nuclear power plants has placed its Declaration of intent regarding the proposed investment in the construction of South Ural nuclear power plant’s power-generating units with Chelyabinsk Region Government and Petr Sumin, the Governor. Upon looking into the document whose general power facilities layout plan for 2008-2020 had already been approved by the Russian Federation Government, Petr Sumin decided to approve of the Declaration, the spokesperson for the Governor reports. In addition, the Governor suggested that the concern

The construction site of Power Generating Unit 4 with its BH-800 reactor will be handed over to Beloyarskaya Nuclear Power Station before the end of this year, OAO Concern Rosenergoatom reports. Most of the building jobs at the site are about to be completed by now, so it was decided to close down the subsidiary Beloyarskaya Nuclear Power Station under Construction’s Directorate (which is currently responsible for managing the emerging power generating unit). By November 2012, the subsidiary will become part of Beloyarskaya Nuclear Power Station as its Capital Construction Administration. The

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, July 31, 2019. Rosatom’s/Rosenergoatom’s Beloyarskaya Nuclear Power Plant in Zarechny, Sverdlovsk Region, invested RUB 274,807,000 in environmental protection programs last year, the plant’s annual environmental report for 2018 indicates. The presentation of the report took place in Reporters’ Club in Yekaterinburg, with a number of environmental experts, members of the Public Chamber, and reporters working for the area’s leading media all present. Talks were given by experts from the plant’s Environmental Protection Department, Nuclear Safety & Reliability

The representatives of Reftinskaya state district power plant were unable to provide any comments on the decision taken by the public prosecution authorities of Sukhoi Log, Sverdlovsk Region. The authorities protested against the town mayor’s ruling concerning the public hearings carried out by the power plant’s management on September 17, 2009. The public prosecution authorities thus voiced their doubts as to whether these hearings (related to the plant’s new dry ash handling project) were actually legitimate. The problem was first brought into the limelight by members of the International