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Country’s largest Mega project Russian technology nuclear power plant.
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This was an amazing project by Bangladesh Govt. And if the project is fully accomplished then it can power almost 1.5 million houses all by itself. The project area beside Padma river was huge too. May the government be successful in this project.
Amazing area. Only nuclear power plant of BD.The plan to establish a nuclear power plant in the then East Pakistan was made in 1961. In 1963, the Rooppur village of the Pabna district was selected for the proposed plant and 254 acres (103 ha) of land was acquired. The plan was to establish a 200MW nuclear power plant in the selected site. Discussions took place with the Government of Canada from 1964 to 1966. Discussions with the governments of Sweden and Norway were also going on in those years. However, no real progress was made. In 1970, the project was scrapped. After 1971 , the Government of Bangladesh started discussion with the Soviet Union in 1974, but no agreement was reached. In 1976–77, the French company Sofratom conducted a feasibility study and found the project at Rooppur feasible. In 1980, a 125 MW nuclear power plant project was approved. However, this effort also did not materialize. In the 1987-88 period, another feasibility study was conducted and the decision was taken to construct a 300 to 500 MW nuclear power plant. In 1998, steps were taken to construct a 600 MW power plant. The nuclear action plan was approved in 2000.
This is the proud project of Bangladesh. If completed, it will be a great achievement in Bangladesh.
It a graet achievement for Bangladesh. Huge working possibility here. Hope after constructed it will contribute more in BD's economy.
Just establishing power plant from 2009. Directorate by nuclear power company Bangladesh limited. 2.4 Gigawatt production. 2023 complete.
An outstanding example of growing economic force of Bangladesh leading by The daughter of the national Father! Bangladesh you beauty!!!!
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