27.06.2025, 10:40

Kazakhstan's planned nuclear plant estimated at $14 billion - Atomic Agency

ASTANA. June 27 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - A nuclear power plant of the scale planned for Kazakhstan would cost at least $14 billion to build based on global benchmarks, the head of the country's Atomic Energy Agency said Friday.

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Kazakhstan's planned nuclear plant estimated at $14 billion - Atomic Agency

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