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Ghana, a country facing increasing electricity demand and limited power sources, is appealing to developed nations with established nuclear industries to provide assistance in building its own nuclear infrastructure.

The Ho Technical University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Nuclear Power Ghana and Institute to train more students in nuclear power to improve the sector’s human resource base. The MoU was signed in Ho with heads of all departments and faculties present, making the University the…

The production of nuclear energy in Ghana is set to begin by 2030 according to Professor Stephen Yamoah the Executive Director of NPG

Government will soon announce the technology and the vendor country or countries to partner with Nuclear Power Ghana (NPG) for the country’s nuclear power project (NPP), as a nuclear power plant is expected to be fully operational by 2030, Professor Stephen Yamoah, Executive Director of the NPG, has said.

Ghana’s Nuclear Power Plant Will Be Highly Regulated

Professor Seth Debrah, Director, Nuclear Power Institute, says the country’s first nuclear power plant will be highly regulated by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). This has become necessary to address safety and environmental concerns of the public and some organisations. The IAEA is the world’s centre for cooperation in…

Professor Benjamin Jabez Botwe Nyarko, the Board Chairman of Nuclear Power Ghana, has affirmed the Board’s commitment to ensuring strict adherence to safety measures in the operation of a nuclear plant in the country. He also said the Board would guard against complacency on safety among industry players in the…

The presence of a nuclear plant in the country will not cause people to contract cancer, Dr Seth Debrah, Director, Nuclear Power Institute, Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (NPI-GAEC), has said “Currently there is no nuclear power plant in Ghana but there are many people who have been diagnosed to be…