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Rosatom to Supply 200MW Floating Nuclear Power to Indonesia

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What happened

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Rosatom State Corporation signed an agreement with Indonesia's state-owned company, PT Pembangkit Listrik Nuklir, to supply electricity from two floating nuclear power plants (NPPs) in North Maluku. These FPU-100 units have a combined capacity of 200MW and are scheduled for installation in the region as early as five years from now. The deal facilitates the first-ever export of Russian expertise in civilian nuclear power.

From thestar.com.my

Why it matters

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The agreement represents a significant milestone in bilateral energy cooperation between Russia and Indonesia. The deployment of these units will provide reliable, low-carbon electricity to the northern part of Halmahera Island, changing the national energy mix.

From thestar.com.my

Who's involved

  • RosatomRussian state corporation supplying the nuclear power units.
  • IndonesiaGeopolitical state receiving the nuclear power supply.
  • North MalukuProvince in Indonesia where the floating power units will be deployed.

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  • RosatomSpeculative

    Rosatom might increase its revenue from securing a major, long-term international energy supply contract.

  • IndonesiaSpeculative

    Indonesia could enhance its energy security and attract foreign investment through the deployment of new nuclear capacity.

  • North MalukuSpeculative

    North Maluku might receive reliable, low-carbon electricity, potentially stabilizing regional energy costs.

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