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    As part of the international humanitarian aid provided to Ukraine, the Chornobyl NPP has received the first components for the construction of a photovoltaic power station (PPS) on its industrial site.

    According to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Resolution No. 824 dated July 22, 2022, the Ministry of Energy is responsible for coordinating the receipt, distribution, utilization, and accounting of humanitarian aid to meet the energy sector’s needs during martial law. To implement the humanitarian aid mechanism, the Ministry of Energy uses an online platform called AidEnergy effectively serves as a ‘one-stop’ point for collecting, updating, and informing donors about the needs of recipients, processing and confirming offers, distributing humanitarian aid, and reporting.

    Russia's full-scale aggression against Ukraine did not spare Chornobyl NPP. ChNPP occupation lasted 38 days. After the Plant de-occupation ChNPP staff lost not only many pieces of equipment. Unfortunately, looters also took away part of the historical archive of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant.

    From 8 to 12 July, a Technical Meeting regarding Simple Knowledge Management Systems for Nuclear Facilities Decommissioning was held in Vienna (Austria) within the framework of the International Decommissioning Network (IDN) Forum. The event was organised in cooperation with the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (EC- JRC).

    The purpose of the event was to discuss the best practices in knowledge management to support nuclear facilities decommissioning and to share experiences with IAEA Member States to improve the interoperability of existing international knowledge systems.

    The Chornobyl NPP was represented by Maksym Protsenko, Head of the Engineering Centre, who presented the report “Data Collection and Use during ChNPP Decommissioning”.

    On June 28, 2024, a delegation from the Embassy of the Czech Republic visited the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone, including the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant site, which has long captured the global community’s attention due to its history and environmental challenges.

    The primary purpose of the visit was to familiarize themselves with the operations of the facility and to gather information about the region, which was under the control of Russian occupation forces. As part of the visit program, the Czech delegation toured several key locations, each of significant historical and scientific importance.

    From 11 to 12 June 2024, Chornobyl NPP employees participated in the international cybersecurity workshop held in Prague organized by the WANO Paris Centre.

    During the event, the Chornobyl NPP specialists shared their extensive experience in cybersecurity, discussed the achievements and challenges faced by the plant amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine, and actively engaged in discussions on modern approaches to protecting the facility under current conditions.

    Participants focused particularly on challenges related to supply chains and strategies for enhancing emergency preparedness.

    1. Chornobyl NPP Improves Inter-Shift Rest Conditions for Employees
    2. Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ratified Framework Agreement on International Chernobyl Cooperation Account
    3. German Officials Visited Chornobyl NPP
    4. Chornobyl NPP joined the World Embroidery Day

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