08.08.2025, 11:43

Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant to cost $14-15 billion - atomic agency

ULKEN. Aug 8 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The construction of Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant is expected to cost between $14 billion and $15 billion, according to the country’s atomic energy agency.

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Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant to cost $14-15 billion - atomic agency

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