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Likhachev: Rosatom is building 45 power units worldwide

Currently, Rosatom has 45 power units in 13 countries. The head of the company Alexei Likhachev said at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

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Currently, Rosatom has 45 power units in 13 countries. The head of the company Alexei Likhachev said at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

“We will increase this number. We envisaged the diversification of our international partners in advance and sharply increased the share of friendly countries, Likhachev said. According to him, recently the share of Rosatom projects implemented in the countries of the Global South has increased from 60% to 90%.

The head of the corporation also noted that the total cost of projects implemented by Western countries remains at the level of $3.5-4 billion. However, their share is falling, added Alexei Likhachev. Rosatom has not left any foreign site, despite external pressure.

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