„Kazachstan zmierza w kierunku bezpiecznej, niezawodnej energii jądrowej”, mówi Makhambetov

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„Kazachstan zmierza w kierunku bezpiecznej, niezawodnej energii jądrowej”, mówi Makhambetov  Energetyka jądrowa przeżywa globalny powrót, a Kazachstan znajduje się w centrum tej zmiany – strategię tę wyjaśnia Asset Makhambetov, wiceprezes Agencji Energii Atomowej.  We współpracy z MDQ  CZYTAJ WIĘCEJ : http://pl.euronews.com/2025/12/03/kazachstan-zmierza-w-kierunku-bezpiecznej-niezawodnej-energii-jadrowej-mowi-makhambetov  Zasubskrybuj nasz kanał.Euronews jest dostępny na Dailymotion w 12 językach

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01:32Kazachstan jest no exception.

01:33Kazachstan jest tworzymy się z pierwszym nukle power plantem

01:36w najwyższej regionu.

01:38Czy są jakieś bezpieczeństwa w miejscu?

01:41A co o nukle waste?

01:42W tym roku nie tworzymy się.

01:44W tym roku się stworzymy się na site-selektorach,

01:47które zaczęło się w augustie 2025.

01:51W tym pracownicze,

01:52będziemy wyjątkować najlepsze spoty w regionie.

01:56W tym roku,

01:57Technologią, którą selekciliśmy, już ma wszystkie pasy i aktywne systemy

02:04potrzebują, aby zapewnić bezpieczeństwo i reaktywne operacyjne.

02:08Plus, to ma wszystkie lepsze ulewane od aktywności, jak Fukushima i Chernobyl.

02:15To aktywność aktywność aktywności w przyszłości.

02:17Na razie radioaktywne i zbudowanie nuklewne,

02:22Kazachstan już ma doświadczenie,

02:25to deal with, to manage those kinds of wastes and overall we're working with a vendor in

02:34ways how to minimize the radioactive waste that will be produced in a nuclear power plant.

02:41So Kazakhstan plans to develop nuclear research cities in Abay and Almaty regions.

02:46What role would these hubs play in advancing Kazakhstan's nuclear cluster?

02:52Kazakhstan already have big two research centers, one being Institute of Nuclear Physics which

02:57locates in Almaty and the second one being National Nuclear Center in Abay Oblast near Kurchatov City.

03:04Both centers produce a lot of reliable research activities.

03:11Just for example last year Institute of Nuclear Physics started exporting radio pharmaceuticals

03:16being radio isotopes of Technetium-99 to Kyrgyz Republic.

03:21That was done with the help of International Atomic Energy Agency.

03:25Right now we are developing the long-term strategy for nuclear industry development of Kazakhstan

03:33up to 2050 and there we are including the further development of those centers and the main focus

03:42being the research in peaceful uses of nuclear energy.

03:48Mr. Mohambetov, thank you so much for being with us.

03:50Thank you.

03:53Kazakhstan is also home to the world's low enriched uranium bank, a physical reserve supporting peaceful

03:59nuclear power programs.

04:01nuclear news has the story.

04:04Located at Kazatomprom's Ulba metallurgical plant, the low enriched uranium bank serves

04:08as a global safeguard providing reactor grade uranium in case of supply disruptions.

04:13Operational since 2019 and managed by the International Atomic Energy Agency,

04:18it stores 90 tons of uranium hexafluoride supplied by Kazakhstan

04:22and France, which remains untouched to date.

04:24The traditional fund on the territory of Sklada is at the top of the territory of Sklada.

04:29The security of the process of maintaining low enriched uranium is

04:33which is a part of the organization and technical activities,

04:38including any kind of harmful impact on the environment.

04:42With six decades of experience in civil nuclear fuel supply,

04:45Kazakhstan now exports low enriched fuel assemblies,

04:48produced at the Ulba metallurgical plants, to nuclear power plants in China.

04:53Last year Ulba reached its full annual production capacity of 200 tons.

04:57From uranium mining to fuel production,

05:09Kazakhstan is strengthening its position as a reliable global supplier

05:13and a key player in the peaceful use of nuclear energy.

05:18Kazakhstan's uranium production topped 60 million pounds last year.

05:22Producing roughly one-fifth of the world's uranium, Kazatomprom leads the sector.

05:27How does Kazatomprom plan on strengthening its global position in the uranium industry

05:37amid rising competition and shifting geopolitics?

05:41Kazatomprom is the largest uranium producer globally.

05:45We are playing an important role in global clean energy security.

05:50And we position ourselves as a reliable and predictable partner.

05:55Right now, we are focusing on geological exploration to enhance our resource base.

06:02But at the same time, we are looking into other opportunities

06:07in other stages of nuclear fuel cycle, if we see economic viability in those projects.

06:14How do you view the uranium market outlook, given that your company plans to scale back on production

06:21by 10% next year?

06:23So, 2026 production numbers are subject to our discussions with our JV partners

06:29and overall market considerations.

06:32We are sticking to our value over volume strategy.

06:37We see that there is increasing interest in nuclear energy,

06:41given the pledge by more than 20 countries to triple their nuclear capacity by 2050.

06:47Many new bills of nuclear power plants are being announced globally.

06:53There is increasing demand for energy by big tech and increasing AI.

06:58And also, a lot of analysts are forecasting structural deficit of uranium in the next decade.

07:04So, we see very strong market fundamentals for uranium.

07:08And our outlook is very positive on those dynamics.

07:14How sustainable is your in-situ recovery method?

07:17And what innovations are you pursuing to reduce the environmental impact?

07:21Well, unlike traditional open-pit or underground mining, in case of in-situ recovery,

07:29we actually do not move a lot of ground.

07:33We are sending this solution into the subsoil and then pump it out, transfer to processing center,

07:41and all this circulates in a closed-loop system.

07:45So, there is very little environmental impact.

07:48Mr. Yusupov, thank you so much for your time today.

07:50Thank you for having me today.

07:54That's all for now. See you in the next episode of Visa Plus Connect.

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