Decommissioning licence to 2055 issued for Leningrad 1
Russia's nuclear regulator Rostekhnadzor has issued a licence valid to 2055 for the decommissioning of Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant's first unit, which aims to set a template for such work on an RBMK-1000 reactor.
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