Turkey and AtkinsRéalis study a 4.5 GW nuclear plant with six units
Turkish state-owned TUNAS and Canada's AtkinsRéalis, through its subsidiary Candu Energy, signed an agreement during COP31 in Antalya to evaluate building a 4.5 GW nuclear plant made up of six units. The deal includes a feasibility study due to conclude in 2027 and preliminary engineering and design work (FEED) through 2028, when a final investment decision would be assessed. The project remains at the study stage and its location has not been defined.
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- TUNAS and Candu Energy, an AtkinsRéalis subsidiary, will evaluate a six-unit, 4.5 GW plant
- The feasibility study is due to conclude in 2027 and preliminary engineering and design in 2028
- There is no investment decision or confirmed location yet; Turkey is weighing Sinop and Thrace
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