The exhibition titled Rostatom: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow is opened on December 22 in Bangladesh, at the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Dhaka.
The exhibition, dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the Russian nuclear industry, presents photos that tell about the origins of scientific developments, advanced achievements and modern enterprises of the Russian nuclear industry – the acknowledged leader in the global technology market.
The exhibition offers the viewers to immerse themselves in the world of science and innovative solutions, to look into unique scientific laboratories and factory workshops, where Russian experts create heavy duty and reliable equipment for the nuclear power plants, to examine in detail the nuclear icebreaker and the world’s first nuclear power plant built in the USSR.
“Bangladesh has joined the nuclear community. This circumstance explains the interest in nuclear energy and the latest technologies promoted by Rosatom State Corporation,” said Maxim Eduardovich Dobrokhotov, Head of RCSC in Dhaka, at the opening of the exhibition.
“With this exhibition, we are summing up the results of the anniversary year, during which Rosatom State Corporation Engineering Division held a whole series of exhibitions dedicated to Russian nuclear technologies in various countries worldwide. By way of demonstration of the best achievements, photos of which are included in our expositions, we create a trusting attitude towards the company and the nuclear energy as a whole,” added Nina Dementsova, Head of Communications Division of ASE EC JSC.
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Rosatom State Corporation Engineering Division
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Rosatom State Corporation Engineering Division incorporates the leading companies of the nuclear power industry: ASE EC JSC (Nizhny Novgorod), JSC Atomstroyexport (Moscow), JSC Atomenergoproekt (Moscow) and JSC ATOMPROEKT (Saint-Petersburg) and others.
The Engineering Division ranks first in the world by the level of portfolio and the number of NPPs under construction overseas.
About 80% of the Division's income is accounted for by foreign projects.
The Engineering Division implements construction projects for high-power NPPs both in Russia and abroad, it renders a full range of EPC, EPC(M) services including project management and designing and develops Multi-D technologies for management of complex engineering facilities. The Engineering Division is guided by the achievements of the nuclear power industry in Russia and innovative state-of-the-art technologies.
We construct reliable and safe NPPs with III+Gen VVER reactors that are in line with all international requirements and recommendations.