‘We are almost at the stage where a decision is to be taken,’ head of project company tells NucNet
Ghana is aiming to choose a technology provider for a proposed first nuclear power station in 2024 and is already carrying out a series of studies at a preferred site, although financing remains a “major challenge”, Stephen Yamoah, executive director of the state-owned project company, told NucNet.
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