In 2020, Russia launched its first Floating Nuclear Power Plant — the Akademic Lomonosov. Two years on, we are now seeing more manufacturers jumping on this bandwagon. Will floating nuclear power plants (FNPP) be a new platform for the deployment of nuclear energy?.

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"New Developments in NPP - Floating Nuclear Power Plants: Option for Coastal Regions?" by Alvin Chew

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"New Developments in NPP - Floating Nuclear Power Plants: Option for Coastal Regions?" by Alvin Chew

RSIS, NTU Singapore