South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
Three Ukrainian nuclear power plants have largely resumed operation after the November 28 attack by the Russian Federation - IAEA
Russia deliberately attacks substations, the goal is to deprive Ukraine of nuclear generation – Ministry of energy
“The Shakhtys again flew near the South Ukrainian NPP: the distance from nuclear facilities was less than 10 kilometers
IAEA confirms temporary shutdown of South Ukrainian NPP unit
Accident at South Ukrainian NPP: reactors were out of service for 12 hours
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Three Ukrainian nuclear power plants have largely resumed operation after the November 28 attack by the Russian Federation - IAEA
Eight of the nine reactors at the Khmelnitsky, Rivne and South Ukrainian NPPs resumed operation after the November 28 attack. The IAEA confirms its support for Nuclear Safety at stations, despite the instability of the network.
Russia deliberately attacks substations, the goal is to deprive Ukraine of nuclear generation – Ministry of energy
The deputy minister of Energy reported on the deliberate attacks of the Russian Federation on critical substations to stop nuclear power plants. The IAEA makes visits to key sites to protect against shelling.
“The Shakhtys again flew near the South Ukrainian NPP: the distance from nuclear facilities was less than 10 kilometers
Two Russian UAVs were spotted near the South Ukrainian NPP at a distance of less than 10 km from nuclear facilities. “Energoatom warns of an increase in the number of such incidents and possible preparations by Russia for strikes on nuclear infrastructure.
IAEA confirms temporary shutdown of South Ukrainian NPP unit
The IAEA recorded a short-term outage at the second unit of the South Ukrainian NPP. The short circuit damaged the insulator, causing a leak and fire of oil, but the reactor was restarted in 17 hours.
Accident at South Ukrainian NPP: reactors were out of service for 12 hours
Two transformers exploded at the South Ukrainian NPP due to an abnormal heat wave, which led to a 12-hour shutdown of the reactors. Energoatom promptly eliminated the consequences of the accident, returning the 1000 MW unit to the grid.