Ghana aims to establish a 1 GW nuclear plant by 2030 to diversify the electricity system, with support from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) focused on strengthening the country’s institutional readiness, technical capacity and regulatory systems. The government sees nuclear energy as vital for decarbonisation, enhancing energy security and potentially generating electricity export revenue. […]
Ghana aims to establish a 1 GW nuclear plant by 2030 to diversify the electricity system, with support from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) focused on strengthening the country’s institutional readiness, technical capacity and regulatory systems. The government sees nuclear energy as vital for decarbonisation, enhancing energy security and potentially generating electricity export revenue. […]
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