Mahama says Ghana is in talks with Russia over first nuclear power station
President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana has initiated discussions with Russia’s state nuclear corporation, Rosatom, over the establishment of the country’s first nuclear power station. He said the proposed cooperation forms part of Ghana’s efforts to secure reliable and affordable electricity to support industrialisation, while diversifying the country’s energy mix to include renewable and nuclear energy. Addressing the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow, chaired by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Mr Mahama said Russia’s experience in nuclear technology offered opportunities for…
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[Claude] Both reports cover Mahama's announcement that Ghana has opened talks with Rosatom on its first nuclear power plant, and they do not conflict; report 2 adds that the reveal came at a Moscow summit.
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