Belarus is ready to share its experience of building nuclear power plants and the digital transformation of the power engineering industry. Belarusian Deputy Energy Minister Konstantin Anoshenko mentioned it in an interview with the Kazakh TV channel 24KZ on the sidelines of the 5th Eurasian Economic Forum in Astana, BelTA has learned.
It was noted that Belarus and Kazakhstan are bound by long-standing partnership relations in the energy sector while cooperation within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union opens up new opportunities for developing common energy markets and strengthening energy security.
Special attention during the conversation was paid to the development of the nuclear energy industry. It was emphasized that today Belarus actively shares the experience gained during the construction and operation of the Belarusian nuclear power plant. This experience is already of interest to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, which are implementing or considering their own nuclear projects.
“We are ready to give tips to our colleagues about how to implement such large-scale projects even more effectively, to share knowledge and practical experience,” Konstantin Anoshenko assured.
The deputy minister also spoke about the role of digitization and artificial intelligence in the energy sector, noting that AI technologies already help forecast electricity consumption, increase equipment reliability, optimize repairs, and create digital models of energy facilities.
“Artificial intelligence is not a replacement for humans, but a tool that allows significantly increasing the efficiency of their work,” Konstantin Anoshenko emphasized the point.
