Russia’s Rosatom announces date of Bangladesh nuclear plant start

Russia's state-owned nuclear energy corporation Rosatom has announced a start date for the Rooppur nuclear power plant in Bangladesh.

According to a statement from Rosatom, the first unit of the plant will be connected to the grid by the end of November.

The Rooppur nuclear power plant is a major project backed by Russia, with Rosatom serving as the primary contractor.

The project has been ongoing for several years, with Rosatom working closely with the Bangladesh government to bring the plant online.

The Rooppur plant is expected to provide a significant boost to Bangladesh's energy production, helping to meet the country's growing demand for power.

The project has been the subject of international attention, with many watching to see how the plant will be received by the local community and the global community at large.

Rosatom's announcement provides a key milestone in the project's timeline, marking a major step forward for the Rooppur plant.

The Rooppur plant is one of several nuclear power projects currently underway in Bangladesh, with the country seeking to diversify its energy mix and reduce its reliance on fossil fuels.

The project has been the subject of some controversy, with concerns raised about the safety and security of the plant.

However, Rosatom has maintained that the Rooppur plant will meet the highest international safety and security standards, and that the project will provide significant benefits to the people of Bangladesh.