Just your run-of-the-mill space colonist.
Armenia would be a perfect customer for the Rolls-Royce “SMR”, which actually has more output than their surviving VVER-440, one of an original two. Given that the one operating unit at Metsamor provides 25% of the country’s electricity, their grid simply can’t accommodate anything bigger, although Russia keeps trying to sell them a VVER-1200.
My home-town plant!
Maybe they’ll open the Visitor Center again. When I went, several years ago now, with a couple of folks from the Dallas Makerspace, it was by-appointment-only.
Still a great pity that the proposed 2×1700 MW additional units didn’t materialize.
Even when it’s not required explicitly, it’s a common enough practice, because a lot of work which would initially have to be done under health-physics control can, if you wait (for instance) five or ten half-lives of cobalt-60, be done much more cheaply under normal working conditions.
Absurd.
@Emil
I think there is great potential in using the Treaty of Tlatelolco as a mechanism for pooling national resources to advance nuclear energy in Latin America.