Recently, according to the latest news, there is a floating nuclear power station in the Arctic. It took nearly 20 years for Russia to build a floating nuclear power station located on a barge and plan to drag it to the Arctic port town of Pevek to become the world's first floating nuclear power station in the Arctic to provide energy for the Arctic coast. With an installed capacity of 70 MW and carrying two nuclear reactors, the station can meet the energy needs of 200000 people and has been licensed for operation.
Recently, according to the latest news, there is a floating nuclear power station in the Arctic. It took nearly 20 years for Russia to build a floating nuclear power station located on a barge and plan to drag it to the Arctic port town of Pevek to become the world's first floating nuclear power station in the Arctic to provide energy for the Arctic coast. With an installed capacity of 70 MW and carrying two nuclear reactors, the station can meet the energy needs of 200000 people and has been licensed for operation.