Corporation's CEO Alexey Likhachev announced plans to develop projects in three Central European countries
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State corporation Rosatom intends to accelerate construction of the Paks-2 nuclear power plant in Hungary, announced CEO Alexey Likhachev according to TASS. The corporation plans to continue developing its projects not only in Hungary, but also in Slovakia and Bulgaria.
The Paks-2 project remains an important part of Central and Eastern Europe's energy strategy despite sanctions pressure. Hungary has previously reaffirmed its commitment to cooperation with Russia in nuclear energy.
Accelerating construction may include attracting additional resources and optimizing supply chains. The project plays a key role in the region's energy security and diversifying electricity sources across Central and Eastern European countries.
Rosatom plans to accelerate construction of the Paks-2 nuclear power plant in Hungary and continue development of nuclear projects in Slovakia and Bulgaria. The corporation's general director Alexey Likhachev announced these plans despite sanctions pressure.
Acceleration of construction of the Hungarian nuclear power plant affects energy security in Central Europe and electricity prices in the region, where Russia remains a key supplier of nuclear technologies. For investors in the energy sector, this project signals the preservation of Russian presence in European atomic energy despite political obstacles.

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