The debates over the perspective to build a new nuclear plant in Armenia are underway on both official and experts’ levels. Specialists seem to be unanimous in that a nuclear power plant is very much sought-for source of electricity to cover at least the domestic demand. This shared...
Architect Albert Zurabyan says Yerevan has a master plan that is undergoing regular changes to keep up with the arising demands; yet, the lack of efficient management and control mechanisms have let the construction industry turn into a source of financial interest that outweighs the...
Editor’s note: The numerous construction sites throughout Yerevan are causing inconveniences for its residents. Excessive construction dust has become a daily part of life in the city, exceeding allowable levels. As construction progresses, it involves the installation of infrastructure...
Farmer Garegin Muradyan has been growing strawberries for 5-6 years in the village of Tavshut, in the Shirak region of Armenia, on a field that is covered only with a net, without the possibility of heating, without additional “excesses”. He says he’s doing well.
“At first I...
Editor’s note: What model of nuclear power plant is best for Armenia? It seems none of the decision-makers questions the urge for Armenia to build a new NPP, for it is justified by the urge to ensure Armenia’s energy independence. The operating NPP is fundamental in providing Armenia...
