Smolensk II-2
Smolensk II-2 is planned for the Smolensk Nuclear Power Plant site in western Russia, near Desnogorsk. This VVER-TOI reactor, with a net capacity of 1255 MWe, supports Russia's long-term goals for expanding clean energy production through nuclear power. It remains in the planning phase with no const
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Smolensk II-2
Status: PLANNED Category: POWER Country: Russia Russia Type: VVER-TOI VVER-TOI Capacity: 1255 MWe
Overview
Smolensk II-2 is planned for the Smolensk Nuclear Power Plant site in western Russia, near Desnogorsk. This VVER-TOI reactor, with a net capacity of 1255 MWe, supports Russia's long-term goals for expanding clean energy production through nuclear power. It remains in the planning phase with no construction or operational history to date.
Key Facts
Source: IAEA PRIS / reactors_canonical · Enriched by Grok Last updated: 2026-05-10
Sources
- IAEA PRIS — General database for reactor information, though specific reactor ID for Smolensk II-2 is not confirmed.
- World Nuclear Association - Russia Profile — Overview of nuclear power development in Russia, including planned projects like Smolensk II.
- Rosatom — Official website of Russia's state nuclear energy corporation, which oversees projects like Smolensk II.
- World Nuclear News - Russia [UNVERIFIED] — Collection of articles related to nuclear developments in Russia, potentially covering Smolensk II planning.
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