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Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland Sign Russian Nuclear Reactor Memo

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Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland Sign Russian Nuclear Reactor Memo

06:59 GMT 26.06.2017 (Updated: 10:00 GMT 26.06.2017)

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The Czech, Slovak, Hungarian and Polish research institutions have signed a memorandum of understanding on Monday to take part in the world's most powerful nuclear research reactor project known as Multipurpose Fast Research Reactor (MBIR).

YEKATERINBURG (Sputnik) — The memorandum was signed by the Visegrad Group's V4G4 Center of Excellence and Russia's Rosatom state atomic energy corporation.

Assembling a reactor in the 'clean area' of the BN-800 power unit at the Beloyarskaya NPP - Sputnik International

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Russian Experts Call Project of NPP With Fast-Breeder Reactors Competitive

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The construction of MBIR started in the city of Dimitrovgrad in late 2015 on the site of the Research Institute of Atomic Reactors, which houses eight research reactors.

Documents provided by Rosatom at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) this month set the MBIR's construction date of 2022.