Turkey Aims to Increase Its Nuclear Capability to 20 GW by 2050
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Today, Wednesday, the Director-General of Nuclear Energy of the Turkish Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, Saleh Zarabi, announced that his country was aiming to increase its nuclear power capacity to at least 20 gigawatts by 2050, of which 5 gigawatts were small standard reactors.
Türkiye aims to reach at least 20 gigawatts of nuclear power capacity by 2050, with 5 gigawatts coming from small modular reactors. The International Atomic Energy Agency is continuing its work in Vienna, Austria...
Economy - The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources announced that, in order to meet the increasing demand for electricity, the target is a total nuclear energy capacity of 20 gigawatts by 2050, with 5 gigawatts consisting of small modular reactors.
Türkiye aims to reach 20 gigawatts of nuclear power by 2050. New nuclear strategies were announced at the IAEA conference in Vienna.
Turkey is accelerating its investments in nuclear energy in line with its energy security and 2053 net zero emissions target. While Akkuyu is reaching the final stage for commissioning the first unit at NGS, Turkey aims to reach at least 20 gigawatts of nuclear power capacity by 2050, consisting of 5 gigawatts of small modular reactors.
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