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From the Akkuyu Test to 20 Gigawatts: What Stands Between Turkey and Its Nuclear Ambition?
Turkey aims for 20 gigawatts of nuclear power by 2050 and hopes to begin generating electricity from the first unit at Akkuyu soon, while an expert sees financing, technology and legislation as the most prominent challenges, and small reactors are under study.
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Turkey is targeting 20 gigawatts of nuclear capacity by 2050 and hopes to begin generating electricity from the first unit at the Akkuyu plant soon, according to the supplied material.
An expert cited in the material identified financing, technology and legislation as the most prominent challenges facing the programme. Small reactors are also under study, according to the same material.
