Mykolaiv Oblast
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May 8 2024 |
South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
Preparatory work began for the construction of two new power units (No. 4 and No. 5) using American AP1000 technology by Westinghouse.
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September 2022 | Russia annexed the occupied areas of Mykolaiv Oblast as part of its annexation of Kherson Oblast. |
September 19 2022 |
South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
The power plant was hit by Russian artillery, with a missile exploding about 300 metres from the reactors, damaging windows and a neighbouring hydroelectric power station.
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July 4 2022 | Switzerland pledged support for rebuilding the Mykolaiv region during the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC 2022) in Lugano. |
April 2022 | Almost all of Mykolaiv Oblast came under Ukrainian control after repelling Russian invasion attempts. |
March 2022 |
South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
Russian troops were repelled during the Battle of Voznesensk while attempting to advance to the power plant.
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July 18 2020 | Mykolaiv Oblast underwent administrative reorganization, establishing new administrative divisions that significantly changed the region's territorial structure. |
July 17 2020 | Administrative divisions of Mykolaiv Oblast were reorganized, resulting in a new administrative structure with fewer raions (districts). |
December 2014 | A Kyiv International Institute of Sociology survey revealed strong regional sentiment, with only 2.1% of Mykolaiv Oblast's population supporting joining Russia, while 95.5% opposed such a proposal. |
April 11 2014 |
South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
After the Russian annexation of Crimea, the fuel contract with Westinghouse was extended through 2020.
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2013 |
South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
Unit 1 of the South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant received a 10-year license extension, extending its operational life beyond the original 30-year design lifetime after completing major upgrade work.
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2013 | Official demographic statistics recorded showing the median age of the Mykolaiv Oblast population as 39.7 years, with males having a median age of 36.3 years and females 42.9 years. |
2013 | Official demographic data was recorded, showing the population age structure of Mykolaiv Oblast: 14.7% aged 0-14 years, 70.7% aged 15-64 years, and 14.6% aged 65 years and over. |
2012 |
South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
During trial use of Westinghouse manufactured fuel, the fuel became deformed and caused serious damage to the reactor.
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June 2010 |
South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
Energoatom signed a long-term fuel supply contract with Russia's TVEL for its nuclear reactor fleet.
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