15.07.2025, 12:22

Kazakh deputy PM says $14 billion nuclear plant cost estimate may be revised

ASTANA. July 15 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The estimated $14 billion cost of building Kazakhstan's nuclear power plant may be adjusted after completion of a feasibility study, Deputy Prime Minister Roman Sklyar said Tuesday.

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Kazakh deputy PM says $14 billion nuclear plant cost estimate may be revised

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