Novovoronezh Nuclear Power Plant, Nuclear power plant in Novovoronezh, Russia.
Novovoronezh Nuclear Power Plant is an industrial facility located within the city, housing multiple reactor units. The complex includes various buildings and structures designed to support reactor operations and maintenance.
The plant began operations in September 1964 as one of the earliest commercial nuclear power stations in the Soviet Union. It played a significant role in establishing nuclear energy production in the country.
The facility received the Order of the Red Banner of Labor in 1976 for its contributions to energy production and technological advancement in the Soviet nuclear sector.
Access to the site requires prior authorization as it is an operational nuclear facility with strict security restrictions. Visitors should contact local authorities for information about any available viewing opportunities.
Each of the six reactor units served as a prototype for subsequent production series. All reactor vessels were manufactured at the Izhora Plant in Kolpino, reflecting specialized Soviet nuclear engineering.
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