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Ghana has begun discussions with Russia’s state-owned nuclear energy corporation Rosatom on plans to establish the country’s first nuclear power station, President John Dramani Mahama announced.
“We have initiated discussions with Rosatom on the establishment of Ghana’s first nuclear power station,” Mahama said.
He highlighted the need for reliable and affordable electricity to support industrialisation across the continent.
He said Ghana was pursuing a diversified energy strategy that combines renewable energy with preparations for the peaceful use of nuclear power.
The announcement builds on a longstanding nuclear energy relationship between Ghana and Russia, dating back to 1964, when the Soviet Union supplied Ghana with a two-megawatt nuclear reactor for scientific research.
Mahama said several Ghanaian nuclear scientists had also received training in Russia to operate the reactor.
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