Tag: Rosatom

The new MoU between the Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (Vinatom) and Russia’s International Research Centre based on the MBIR reactor is expected to give Vietnamese scientists access to one of the world’s most advanced high-flux fast-neutron research facilities, strengthening research capabilities in materials, nuclear fuel and reactor technologies…

The proposed Nuclear Science and Technology Center in Dong Nai will feature a 10 MW research reactor, with the potential to be upgraded to 15 MW, alongside a scientific and industrial laboratory complex. The two sides are continuing discussions on technical requirements and the construction contract…

Rosatom and the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology are expected to develop a long-term roadmap for quantum technology, establish joint laboratories, and train human resources for a high-tech field that is still at an early stage of development in Vietnam…

Mr. Ilya Vladimirovich Kavelashvili, General Director of the Additive Technologies Business Line of Rosatom’s Fuel Division, speaks with Vietnam Economic Times/VnEconomy about the Russian group's technological strategy, especially its breakthrough in copper 3D printing, the transition from 3D printing to industrial manufacturing, and the prospects for developing Vietnam into a regional additive manufacturing hub.

At a meeting with Russia’s Rosatom in Kazan, Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung noted that the Vietnam–Russia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, underpinned by a high level of political trust, provides a strong impetus and an important foundation for elevating bilateral cooperation in atomic energy into a long-term strategic pillar.

The "Small Modular Reactors: Strategic Solutions for Vietnam's Energy Security" conference held on May 11 in Hanoi brought together global nuclear leaders and top Vietnamese corporations to forge a sustainable roadmap for the nation's clean energy transition.

The PM expressed hope that Russia and Rosatom would continue to support Vietnam in developing nuclear power for peaceful purposes.