Atomstroyexport CJSC continues enhancing its engineering competences so as to successfully implement its contracts for the construction of nuclear power plants abroad and contracts in the field of rad

27.04.2009
One more important step towards this end was the opening of a new division of CJSC ASE a Design Office in Dimitrovgrad (the Ulyanov Region), the official inauguration of which took place on July 8, 2008 with the first vice president of Atomstroyexport Alexander Glukhov attending the ceremony.
The newly created division of Atomstroyexoirt comprises professional engineers and designers developing liquid and solid radioactive waste treatment systems within the framework of Atomstroyexport’s contracts for the construction of Kudankulam NPP in India and Bushehr NPP in Iran.
In the course of operation nuclear power plants produce spent nuclear fuel (SNF) and radioactive waste (RAW). Today, all NPP construction projects envisage development of relevant systems for treatment and storage of this waste. This is a guarantee of ecological and nuclear safety of the plants. The new division of CJSC ASE is to develop such infrastructure.
The office will be involved in the radioactive waste treatment contracts under the Belene NPP and other NPP construction projects to be implemented by Atomstroyexport.
Apart from that the office soecialists will also take active part in the implementation of Atomstroyexport’s contracts with Russian and foreign partners for the provision of engineering support for the creation of radioactive waste treatment infrastructure and for the decommissioning of nuclear facilities.
The office will take an active part in the implementation of the federal target program on nuclear and radiation safety 2008–2015.
Consolidation of design and engineering resources enables Atomstroyexport to develop and license its own technologies. To have one’s own technologies means to have additional competitive assets increasing the company’s competitiveness at the world market.
Presently, Atomstroyexport is implementing four contracts in the field of radioactive waste treatment in Russia, Bulgaria, Slovakia and Ukraine and is participating at the same time in several tenders in the sphere. By intensifying its activities in the field of NPP construction and radioactive waste treatment, Atomstroyexport is rising to a new level of development as an engineering company and is enlarging the geography of its contacts.