Not ready for nuclear

Lack of infrastructure, finances justify reluctance
Small modular reactors are advancing rapidly and could offer a quicker solution, but are still extremely expensive from Namibia's point of view.
STAFF REPORTER
Namibia is not ready to seriously entertain adding nuclear power to the local energy mix, NamPower functionaries and ministry of mines and energy officials said. Abraham Hangula, d ...

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Namibian Sun 2024-11-27

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