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14.10.2026
RTC-ELECTRO presents solutions for the nuclear power industry at an industry conference
RTC-ELECTRO
RTC-ELECTRO, part of NEC Group’s Electrical Engineering Solutions division, presented its engineering solutions and manufacturing capabilities at an Electrical Engineering Conference attended by representatives of the central office and regional branches of Rosenergoatom Concern JSC.
Sergey Sporyshev, Commercial Director of RTC-ELECTRO, outlined NEC Group’s main business areas and the development of the company. Particular attention was given to plans to expand production capacity in 2027 and increase the range of equipment manufactured.
One of the topics addressed in his presentation was a concept for enhancing the protection of power transformers against external impacts through the use of busbar systems. The solution is designed to improve the reliability of power equipment.
RTC-ELECTRO has many years of experience working with nuclear industry companies. Since 2017, the company has supplied 5,500 metres of equipment to 12 facilities, including the Smolensk, Kola, Kalinin, Leningrad Phase II and Beloyarsk nuclear power plants, Kursk NPP-2 and the Kursk NPP small modular reactor project, as well as facilities operated by the Kurchatov Institute National Research Centre, the TRINITI State Research Center of the Russian Federation and the Mayak Production Association.
Sergey Sporyshev, Commercial Director of RTC-ELECTRO, outlined NEC Group’s main business areas and the development of the company. Particular attention was given to plans to expand production capacity in 2027 and increase the range of equipment manufactured.
One of the topics addressed in his presentation was a concept for enhancing the protection of power transformers against external impacts through the use of busbar systems. The solution is designed to improve the reliability of power equipment.
RTC-ELECTRO has many years of experience working with nuclear industry companies. Since 2017, the company has supplied 5,500 metres of equipment to 12 facilities, including the Smolensk, Kola, Kalinin, Leningrad Phase II and Beloyarsk nuclear power plants, Kursk NPP-2 and the Kursk NPP small modular reactor project, as well as facilities operated by the Kurchatov Institute National Research Centre, the TRINITI State Research Center of the Russian Federation and the Mayak Production Association.
Maintaining direct dialogue with nuclear industry companies is important to us. It helps us understand their needs and offer solutions that meet specific equipment requirements. The development of our manufacturing capabilities creates further opportunities for this cooperation.