1. OPPORTUNITIES FOR CZECH COOPERATION WITH ROSATOM
STATE ATOMIC ENERGY CORPORATION “ROSATOM”
OPPORTUNITIES FOR CZECH
COOPERATION WITH ROSATOM
Leos Tomicek
Deputy CEO for Nuclear Projects Management
Rusatom Overseas CJSC
Brno, 2014 1

2. Rosatom Global Operations
Rosatom has unique competences and integrated assets within all front and back end of
Nuclear Fuel Cycle being the leader on the world Nuclear Fuel Cycle market
Conversed uranium
Uranium mining & processing
Natural
uranium
Nuclear
Fuel
Spent
Reprocessed uranium
NPPs
Uranium
enrichment
SNF reprocessing
conversion
Nuclear fuel
fabrication
Enriched uranium
#2 globally in natural uranium deposits
8 200 t uranium produced in 2013
#1 in globally in uranium enrichment production base
45% of the world uranium enrichment services market
17% of the world nuclear fuel market
Supply for 76 power reactors
in 15 countries all over the world
#1 in new NPPs construction
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 it’s affiliated companies. Rosatom disclaims all responsibility for any and all mistakes, quality and completeness of the information. 

3. # OF COMMISSIONED REACTORS
VVER Technology has one of the most extensive references in the world…
Global fleet of VVER type reactors:
Germany
The Czech Republic
Slovakia
Hungary
Russia
Iran
Ukraine
Bulgaria
Armenia
Finland
India
Country
Completed*
In operation
Under construction
Armenia 2 1
Bulgaria 6
Bangladesh
Vietnam
China
The Czech Republic
Finland
Germany
Hungary 4
Turkey
India
Iran
Russia 19 17 8
Slovakia
Ukraine 15
Belarus
TOTAL 70 55 30
China
Continuous commissioning of VVER type reactors:
1990-
1995
1996-
2000
2001-
2005
2006-
2010
2011-
2015 2 3 5 4 7
YEARS
# OF COMMISSIONED REACTORS
TOTAL
in 23
years 21
reactors
* For the VVER type reactors connected to the grid
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4. Rosatom NPP construction perspective backlog – more than 80 units
…and is highly welcomed worldwide
Rosatom NPP construction perspective backlog – more than 80 units
China
India
Turkey
Armenia
Czech Republic
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Ukraine
Slovakia
Hungary
Finland
Malaysia
Brazil
Bangladesh
Vietnam
Argentina
Indonesia 4 2 1
Belorussia
RSA 8
Saudi Arabia
United Kingdom
Nigeria 12
Egypt 8
Russian Federation
Projects backlog
2010
Projects backlog
2014
Tender/
negotiations
Potential
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5. Khmelnytsky NPP (Ukraine, 2)
NPPs perspective construction all over the world
ROSATOM has contracts for building 21 VVER units abroad and 8 VVER units in Russia
Khmelnytsky NPP (Ukraine, 2)
Paks NPP (Hungary, 2)
Baltic NPP (Russia, 2)
Leningradskaya NPP (Russia, 2)
Novovoronezh NPP (Russia, 2)
Rostov NPP (Russia, 2)
Ostrovets NPP (Belarus, 2)
Tianwan NPP (China, 2)
Akkuyu NPP (Turkey, 4)
Ninh Thuan NPP (Vietnam, 2)
Metsamor NPP (Armenia, 1)
Ruppur NPP (Bangladesh, 2)
Kudankulam NPP (India, 4)
Hanhikivi NPP (Finland, 1)
As a perspective ROSATOM is planning to buy equipment and services
for NPPs construction for 300 bln EURO by 2030 5
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. 

6. NPPs perspective construction in Russia by 2030
Total: 21 units with capacity of 24,40 GW
VVER-1200: 18
BN-1200: 3 (Beloyarsk-5; Yuzhnouralsk 1-2)
Note: Beloyarsk-3 is planned to be taken out of operation in 2025
Smolensk NPP-2
Kola NPP-2
Kursk NPP-2
Nizhegorodskaya NPP
Tatarskaya NPP
Seversk NPP
Beloyarsk NPP
Kola NPP-2
Unit 2
Central (Kostroma) NPP
Unit 1,2
Kursk NPP-2
Unit 4
Smolensk NPP-2
Unit 3,4
Tatarskaya NPP
Yuzhnouralsk NPP
Seversk NPP
Yuzhnouralsk NPP
Kola NPP-2
Unit 1
Kursk NPP-2
Unit 2,3
Smolensk NPP-2
Unit 1,2
Nizhegorodskaya NPP
Beloyarsk NPP
Unit 5
Kursk NPP-2
Unit 1
2020 (1)
2025 (8)
2030 (12)
*Source: Area planning scheme (approved November, 11th 2013)

7. Intergovernmental Agreement of
Current projects: NPP Hanhikivi and NPP Akkuyu
NPP Construction was approved by Finnish government on September,18th 2014
Intergovernmental Agreement of
May, 12th, 2010
Project Features:
Total power: 1 Unit VVER-1200
Turbine generator – (1500 r.p.m.) ARABELLEТМ with moisture separation and intermediate steam reheating together with generator TA
Nuclear fuel – TVS-2006
Project features:
Total power: 4 Units VVER-1200
Construction period:
Site: Mersin Province, Turkey
First NPP in Turkey with close cooperation with Turkish partners and involvement of the Turkish suppliers to site civil works
Currently there is tender process for 8 enlarged lots . The total supply package available for Czech companies – 1 bln Euro
Project finance – the important issue which can be provided via Czech Export Bank as support instrument for Czech suppliers
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8. Czech-Russian Industrial Cooperation Experience
More than 50 years of
Czech-Russian cooperation in nuclear sector
2 Russian design NPPs operating in Czech Republic produce about 30% of all electric power in the country
Czech supplies for
Rosatom projects:
Dukovany NPP
In operation since 1985
4 units of VVER-440
Temelin NPP
In operation since 2000
2 units of VVER-1000
More than 110 mil. € in 2008 – 2011
More that 200 mil. € from to 2012 in total
Arako spol s.r.o.
Kudankulam NPP, Rostov NPP, Smolensk NPP, Balakovo NPP, Leningrad NPP, Beloyarsk NPP, Novovoronezh NPP-2
 Vitkovice a.s.
Balakovo NPP, Kalinin NPP
Chladici veze Praha
Rostov NPP
SIGMA GROUP
Baltic NPP, Novovoronezh NPP, Leningrad NPP
 MSA a.s.
Rostov NPP, Smolensk NPP, Kalinin NPP
 Mostro a.s.
Kabelova Kabex
Kudankulam NPP
ZPA Pecky a.s.
Kalinin NPP, Balakovo NPP
Susarny Praha
Yellow cake draining complex, Dalur, JSC
TVEL supplies nuclear fuel for both of NPPs.
Example of successful cooperation
Russian-Czech JV
ALVEL Joint Stock Company
(evolves from TVEL JSC and ALTA JSC)
Nuclear fuel supplies, scientific and engineering services
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. 
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9. Localization in ROSATOM projects
Customers today are interested in localization as means of developing national industry
ROSATOM’s approach in implementation of NPP construction projects: to maximize the involvement of local industry
Current possibilities:
Hungary – Up to 40%
China – Up to 70%
India – Up to 40%
Republic of South Africa – Up to 40% 1-2 units, up to 60% - 7,8 units
Czech Republic – Up to 70% when new tender is announced
Rosatom Localization Program is a win-win strategy aimed at supporting local economy by involving local suppliers into the nuclear program
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10. Nuclear power brings more than just energy: Temelin example
Growth of demand in other sectors of economy
Industry and construction sector development
(i.a. via localization)
Job creation
Social infrastructure development
Country’s reputation growth at regional level
Development of science and education
Contract value: 240 – 250 billion CZK
More than 250 local firms in the supply chain.
Tax income - 85 bln CZK
Gross domestic product (GDP) for 30 years
is about 242 billion CZK
49,000 jobs in peak (16,000 in average)
Electricity export opportunities
Energy security development
Tax payments growth
The content of this preсоsentation 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. 

11. Benefits of Cooperation for Czech Companies
Opportunities
Potential
Production expansion
Improvement of technological competences
Licenses for the production of equipment for Russian design NPPs
Involvement in Rosatom Supply Chain
Up to new jobs
More than 80 VVER units – $300 bln up to 2030
Cooperation within innovation projects:
SVBR-100 units
– $300–600 bln up to 2040*
13 memorandums with Czech companies signed in 2012
MBIR research reactor (Dmitrovgrad, Ulianovsk region)
Contract with EGP Invest for turbine island design signed in 2012
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*estimated by IAEA

12. Thank You for Attention!
Contacts
Thank You for Attention!
Leos Tomicek
(5205) 12