Alexei Likhachev, head of the Russian state nuclear power company Rosatom, announced that the first sale of Akkuyu nuclear power plant shares in Mersin, Turkey, will be held in 2019.
Mr. Likhachev stated that one of the Turkish companies could get a small share in the project and used the following statements: “We expect the first transaction to take place next year, which will not be the 49 percent stake.
Brazil has the 8th largest uranium reserve in the world, ranking 16th in terms of ore production and 24th in terms of consumption. That is,
Kazakhstan’s energy market is struggling with an oversupply of nuclear fuel, but its national uranium import and export operator Kazatomprom has announced its first deal with Brazil.
President of Egypt, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi approved last May, the loan agreement with Russia worth $ 25 billion to build four units of 1200 MW in Dabaa. The Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of Finance tackle back and try to stop the loan process and its impact on the economy during the next 13 years.
