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Turkey plans to meet 11% of electricity demand through nuclear energy by 2040

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TASS
“Turkey plans to meet 11% of electricity demand through nuclear energy by 2040”

By 2040, the country intends to bring the installed capacity of its nuclear power plants to 10,000 MW, adding at least 5,000 MW to the 4,800 MW provided by the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant, Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar noted

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Daily Sabah – Türkiye
“Türkiye places electrification at center of its new 2040 energy vision”

Turkish authorities outlined a new energy vision for 2040 on Thursday, which, in the words of a top official, could be summarized in one term: electrification. The new "National En...

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