Namibia, Russia Discuss Nuclear Energy Cooperation
Namibia is a major global uranium producer while Russia is one of the world’s largest producers of nuclear energy.
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Nuclear Power Set for Record Growth by 2025, IEA Report Finds
The International Energy Agency forecasts that nuclear energy will set a new record this year, contributing to meeting rising energy demand, although financing remains a significant challenge.
Senegal to Establish Nuclear Reactors for Training, Research
Senegal is advancing plans to establish nuclear reactors for education, research and training purposes, aiming to build a skilled workforce in nuclear science.
Egypt
Petrojet Secures $100M Contract for Egypt’s El Dabaa Nuclear Facility
The El Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant represents Egypt’s first major nuclear project and will meet 10% of domestic electricity demand.
The Republic of the Congo
Congo, Russia to Boost Oil & Nuclear Cooperation
Building on the July 2024 agreement with Rosatom, Congolese President Denis Sassou-N’Guesso has advocated for deeper collaboration with Russia in the oil and nuclear sectors.
Kenya
Kenya Plans to Build Nuclear Plant by 2034
The 1 GW nuclear power plant is expected to cost roughly $3.9 billion.
Namibia
Madison Metals Receives Nuclear Fuels License for Uranium Project in Namibia
The license allows Madison Metals to extract nuclear fuels within Mining Licensing 86A.
South Africa
South Africa’s Koeberg Nuclear Power Plant Secures 20-Year Extension
Eskom has received approval from the National Nuclear Regulator to extend the lifespan of Unit 1 at the Koeberg Nuclear Power Plant by 20 years.
Mali
Mali, Russia Sign 3 Nuclear Energy Agreements
Mali and Russia have signed three memoranda of understanding (MoU) in the field of nuclear energy.
Guinea-Conakry
Guinea-Conakry, Rosatom to Develop Floating Nuclear Power Plants
Guinea-Conakry has signed an MOU with Russian nuclear energy company Rosatom to cooperate on the development of floating nuclear power plants to generate electricity in the West African country. The
