The integrated nuclear facility will feature two large and two small reactors, and work is actively underway on excavating foundations for the reactor buildings. Simultaneously, preparations for the construction base continue, including site leveling, concrete work, and installation of reinforcement structures. A temporary residential complex has been built to accommodate construction workers.
Officials also presented the concept for a monotown designed to house specialists for the nuclear plant and their families. Located 16 kilometers from the plant, the town is planned to accommodate 10,000 residents and will include comprehensive social, service, and infrastructure facilities.
In addition, the visit highlighted plans to localize the production of construction materials needed for the plant and to expand training programs at higher education institutions to ensure a skilled workforce for the future facility.
President Mirziyoyev emphasized the importance of timely construction and development of accompanying infrastructure to ensure the success and safety of Uzbekistan’s nuclear energy program.
