Saudi Arabia postpones by eight years its program for the construction of NPP and solar plants AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 25.01.2015 The implementation of plans of Saudi Arabia for the construction of nuclear and solar power plants will require eight years longer than originally anticipated. Previously it was assumed that in the period up to 2032 the Kingdom will be built not less than 18 MWe nuclear units. In addition, for the same period it was planned to introduce a 54 MWe new renewable capacity. "At the present time, however, we have revised our forecasts... and focus on 2040 as a key date for the long-term energy planning," said the President of the Saudi Agency K. A. CARE Hashim Yamani at a conference in Abu Dhabi. Yamani did not explain the reasons for the plan shift for eight years. Topics: Asia Other news: New American submarine will be named after admiral Rickover 60th anniversary of the first trip of the nuclear submarine Nautilus. Westinghouse will deliver CE16NGF fuel on Palo Verde This is a new generation fuel for 16×16 grid. Slovak regulators skeptical on calls for fuel diversification Of course, it would take more than a year or two. |
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