Rosatom State Corporation: Global leadership and regional

Rosatom State Corporation: Global leadershipand regional presence

Russian State Atomic Energy Corporation “ROSATOM”

2018 LAS-ANS Symposium, Brazil

Ivan Dybov – President of Rosatom Latin America

August 30, 2018

The content of this presentation is for discussion purposes only, shall not be considered as an offer and doesn’t lead to any obligations to Rosatom and its affiliated

companies. Rosatom disclaims all responsibility for any and all mistakes, quality and completeness of the information.2

SUPPORTING NUCLEAR ENERGY DEVELOPMENT

FROM THE VERY BEGINNING

ROSATOM HISTORICAL MISSION AS THE PIONEER IN NUCLEAR ENERGY - TO

PROVIDE FOREIGN PARTNERS WITH ALL–ENCOMPASSING SUPPORT IN DEVELOPING

NATIONAL NUCLEAR ENERGY

1954 1960

First NPP ever constructed

OBNINSK

48 YEARSof successful

operations

First VVER NPP built overseas

RHEINSBERG

Construction

began in1958

First NPP ever built overseas

BOHUNICE

Construction

began in

First research reactor built overseas

BUСHAREST

Operation

began in 1957

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KEY FACTS AND FIGURES

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over 130 bln USDBacklog of FOREIGN ORDERS

R&D INVESTMENT 4.5% of revenue

250 000EMPLOYEES

41 UNITS around the worldglobal leader in unit construction

over 40 countries of business around the globe

0 INES LEVEL–2 incidents




ROSATOM CONTRIBUTION

TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

UN SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT GOALS: ROSATOM

STRATEGIC GOALS:

Increasing the global market share

Decreasing production costs and

shortening project implementation

Developing products for the

Russian and global markets




A GREEN ENERGY COMPANY

Electricity supply to

REMOTE REGIONS

that have no centralized

electrical grids.

SMALL HYDRO

WIND

Rosatom is implementing

wind farm construction

projects in Russia.

970MW

Small HPPs require

NO DAMS, leaving

water body ecosystems

intact.

Container-installed small hydropower plant (up to 2 MW)

A single facility is enough to supply electricity up to 250-

400 households

By the end of 2022,

Rosatom plans to

commission WIND POWER

PLANTS with the total

capacity of

All RUSSIAN NPPs (operated in 2017)

allowed to REDUCE CO2 emissions by

279mln

tn = 1.4years of emissions

from the entire Russian

vehicle fleet

All Rosatom–built NPPs BUILT OVERSEAS

(operated in 2017) allowed to REDUCE CO2

emissions by

305mln

tn =1,6years of emissions

from the entire Russian

vehicle fleet

of the emissions

produced by all the

automobiles in the world

All Russian–designed NPPs IN THE WORLD

(including in the ones in Russia) will allow to

REDUCE CO2 emissions by

584mln

tn = 10%




WIND ENERGY – NOVAWIND’S FIRST PRODUCT


250 MWh

Annual capacity of wind manufacture and assembly plant

(Lagerwey’s technologies )

2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Winning at selection of wind farms’ construction

projects2018-2020

Licensing Agreement with Lagerwey

Winning at the project selection

2020-2022

Inauguration of wind farm element plant

Wind farm exploitation start

2021 …

€2,2 bn

Wind park construction in Russia between

2018-2022

Overall investment volume

The Republic of Adygea, Krasnodar Krai, Rostov

oblast



ROSATOM — BEING LOCAL GLOBALLY

EASTERN EUROPE

CENTRAL EUROPE

WESTERN EUROPE

MIDDLE EAST AND

NORTH AFRICA

CENTRAL AND

SOUTH AFRICA

CENTRAL ASIA

EAST ASIA

LATIN AMERICA

SOUTH ASIA

SOUTH EAST ASIA

7

Regional Centers

Rio de JaneiroJohannesburg

DubaiMumbai

Singapore

Beijing

AstanaKiev

PragueParis




4

2

20 6

Russia

Nigeria

Ukraine

15

Belarus

2

Finland

2 1

Turkey

Czech

Republic

6

Slovakia

4

Hungary

4 2

Bulgaria

2

Egypt

4

Iran

1 8

Armenia

1 1

India

2 4

China

3 5

Bangladesh

2

8

GLOBAL VVER FLEET

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60 OPERATIONAL

IN IMPLEMENTATION

ROSATOM

SUCCESSSTORY:


Tianwan 3

9

THE ONLY COMPANY IMPLEMENTING SERIAL NPP CONSTRUCTION

Tianwan 2

Rostov 2

Busher 1

Kalinin 4

Kudankulam 1

Rostov 3

Beloyarsk 4

Kudankulam 2

Novovoronezh 6

Tianwan 1

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Rostov 4

Leningrad

2-1

13 NPPS IN 11 YEARS




VVER–1200 GEN 3+

AT THE FOREFRONT OF NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY

Nominal Output* 1 200 MW

Lifecycle 60+

Efficiency 37%

Own power consumption* ≈ 7.5%

Availability > 0.9

Maneuverability 100–50–100

Turbine low speed/high speed

Maximum fuel burn–up up to 70 MW*day/kg U

Safety systems active + passive

Seismic loaddepends on the site and

customer request

Referencein commercial operation

since Feb., 2017

VVER–1200 — FUSION OF TECHNOLOGICAL HERITAGE AND INNOVATION

First of its

kind PWR

technology

Performance Indicators

*depends on a particular project




IMPLEMENTATION OF NPP CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

FLEXIBLE MODELS MEETING THE NEEDS OF EVERY CUSTOMER

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BOO

Build – Own – Operate

EPC

Engineering – Procurement

– Construction

Life-cycle management (app. 60-80

years) solution including:

✓Fuel supply contract

✓Service and modernization contract

✓SNF management contract

could be provided for both models

NPP construction project


Hungary (Paks NPP extension)

• Legal basis – Intergovernmental Agreement of January 14, 2014

• Total capacity – 2 400 MW (2 units)

• Intergovernmental agreement on Russian state credit provision for

Hungary on the purpose of the project execution signed March 28,

2014

• Financing terms: 80% - Russian state credit, 20% - Hungary own

funds

Turkey (Akkuyu NPP construction)

Legal basis – Intergovernmental Agreement of May 12, 2010

Total capacity – 4 800 MW (4 units)

PPA period – 15 years, fixed price terms ($12,35 cents per kw/h)

Akkuyu SPV created, Rosatom holds 100% shares. International investors

are welcome to join the project with up to 49% Akkuyu SPV stake

First concrete ceremony – took place in the province of Mersin on 3 April

2018



ENERGY

SECTOR

NON-

ENERGY

SECTOR

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INTEGRATED SOLUTION

Uranium MiningEnrichment

and Conversion

Fuel

Production

NPP Construction,

Operation,

and Maintenance

Back End

Equipment

Manufacturing

Power

Generation

Nuclear

Medicine

Gamma

Irradiation

Research

Reactors

Isotopes

Nuclear

Icebreaker Fleet

Outer Nuclear

Power Units




INNOVATIONS AT WORK

Floating nuclear power plant

with KLT-40S / RITM-200M power

reactors are designed to supply

electricity, thermal power, and

desalinated water to coastal or

isolated territories, offshore

constructions, islands, and

archipelagoes.

THOMSON REUTERS, AN INTERNATIONAL AGENCY, HAS INCLUDED ROSATOM

INTO THE TOP 10 LIST OF NUCLEAR POWER INNOVATION LEADERS

Akademik Lomonosov

m3/day

7 100m3/h

Akademik

Lomonosov

(KLT-40S)

Optimized

Floating Power

Unit

(RITM-200M)

Capacity (e) 70 MW (2 x 35) 100 MW (2 x 50)

Capacity (th) 300 MW 350 MW

Thermal power

with electric

power reduced to

58%

146 Gcal/h 170 Gcal/h

Length 144 m 112 m

Beam 30 m 25 m

Draft 5.6 m 4.5 m

Displacement 21,000 t 12,000 t

Fuel Campaign 3-5 years 10 years

Lifecycle35-40 years

(up to 50 years)

40 years

(up to 60 years)

Mobility TowedTowed or

self-propelled



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DESALINATION SOLUTION INTEGRATED WITH POWER PLANT




A COMPLEX SOLUTION

FOR DEVELOPING NON-ENERGY NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGIES

СNST IS AN INNOVATIVE PRODUCT FORMED FROM SEVERAL ELEMENTS

AND COULD BE CONSTRUCTED IN VARIOUS MODIFICATIONS

RESEARCH REACTOR

AND LABORATORIES

Generation and application of

neutrons and ionizing radiation

— eight types of labs

RADIATION MATERIAL

SCIENCE COMPLEX

Materials science research &

development

NUCLEAR MEDICINE

CENTER

Radiopharmaceuticals

production, diagnostics, therapy

MULTIPURPOSE

IRRADIATION CENTER

Product and material

sterilization, product

irradiation

RADIOBILOGY

LABORATORY

AND GREENHOUSE

Agricultural research &

radiobiological experiments


Current activities of Rosatom in Latin America,

with main focus in South America

Our office has been registered in Rio de Janeiro

on June 24, 2015




LATIN AMERICA: ROSATOM PRESENCE AND EXPERTISE

ARGENTINA

• Intergovernmental agreement on peaceful uses of nuclear

energy (signed in 2014) serves as a foundation for

cooperation

• Two-year contract for the weekly supplies of molybdenum-99

to Argentina (2018)

• Rosatom fuel company TVEL implemented a number of

nuclear fuel cycle projects with Argentinian companies

BRAZIL

• Rosatom is the largest supplier of isotopes for

Brazil’s needs (primarily I-131 and Mo-99)

• In 2017 and 2018 Uranium One, Rosatom’s

ore mining division, won tenders for uranium

production supplies to Brazilian NPPs

• Medical device sterilization center – joint

project implementation with a private investor

• Potential strategic partnership with

Electronuclear through share acquisition

BOLIVIA

• Contract for design, supply, and construction of a Center

for Nuclear Science and Technology

in the Plurinational state of Bolivia (2017)

• Strategic cooperation projects in the sphere of lithium

extraction and reprocessing discussed

MEXICO

Today Rosatom satisfies 100% of the

Mexican NPPs’ demand in enriched

uranium

PARAGUAY

An intergovernmental partnership agreement on

peaceful use

of nuclear energy was signed (2017)

CUBA

• Soviet-manufactured irradiation equipment in operation in

Havana

• Intergovernmental agreement on peaceful uses of nuclear

energy signed

• Memorandum of understanding and strategic partnership

on the development and application of irradiation

technologies was signed Isotope supplies, including Co-60

CHILE

• Memorandum of understanding to promote cooperation in the

nuclear and lithium sphere signed

• Memorandum of cooperation in personnel training signed




BRASIL

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Novembro de 2017

A MoU was signed between

Eletronuclear, Eletrobras and

Rosatom

December 2017

An additional agreement of

five years (in addition to Mo-

99 and I-131 deliveries) for

the supply of Lu-177, Y-90,

Co-57, IR-192, Ge-68 / Ga-

68

May 2018

A PDA was signed between

Rosatom Healthcare and

CK3 for the establishment of

an irradiation center for

sterilization of medical

products

April 2018

U1G won two lots in the

tender for the supply of

natural uranium to INB. A

memorandum was also

signed on the application of

Russian uranium mining

technologies in Brazil

Recent events Some activities in the country



АRGENTINA

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Recent events


January 2018

a MoU in the field of uranium

mining (U1G - Ministry of

Science, Technology and

Industrial Innovations of

Argentina, UrAmerica

April 2018

V / O Isotope and

Laboratorios Bacon S.A.

signed a contract for the

delivery of the Mo-99

April 2018 UMATEX won a tender for

the supply of carbon fiber

Recent events Some activities in the country



BOLIVIA

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Project features:

• The Center of Bolvian town El Alto is the first RR at

4100m altitude

• Nuclear Research Reactor (up to 200 кW)

• Multipurpose Irradiation Center

• Cyclotron

• Scientific and human capacity development labs

• Engineering complexes and systems

• Social and educational facilities


In 2015

the Bolivian nuclear program

was developed (Programa

Nuclear Boliviano)

March 2016

Intergovernmental

Agreement on the

cooperation in the peaceful

uses of nuclear energy and

construction of the NRTC

July 2016

JSC Rusatom Overseas Inc.

and ABEN signed an

agreement on the

development of the NRTC

project

September 2017

EPC contract for the NRTC

project has been signed

between JSC "State

Specialized Design Institute"

and ABEN

Recent events Center for Nuclear Energy Science and

Technology (CNEST)



PARAGUAY AND CHILE

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Recent events Paraguay

October 2016Rosatom - ARRN: A MoU on the cooperation in the field of the

use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes

September 2017Rosatom - ARRN: An Agreement on the Cooperation in the

Sphere of Nuclear Energy for Peaceful Purposes

Recent events Chile

May 2018Rosatom - ARRN: A MoU on the cooperation in the field of the

use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes

May 2018

Rosatom Latin America – CCHEN: MoU to promote cooperation

in the nuclear and lithium sector in Chile was signed within the

framework of ATOMEXPO 2018



SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY


Activities of Rosatom in Brazil

Sponsorship of the Federation of Gymnastics of the State of Rio de

Janeiro (FGERJ).



SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY


Activities of Rosatom in Brazil

Russian nuclear experts lectures at universities:

UFRJ and UFPR

Participation of students from Brazil at Rosatom

events in the world.



INVITATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TO STUDY IN RUSSIA

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In 2018, more than 1,100 students from 35 countries are studying

in the best Russian universities

Número de estudantes internacionais estudando

ciências nucleares em universidades russas:

Quotas for study

in Russia in 2018:

Argentina 1

Bolivia 41

Brazil 3

Cuba 3

Paraguay 2

Peru 2


Obrigado pela atenção!


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