Ghana Nuclear Power Tender

NPG which is the owner and operator of Ghanas first proposed nuclear plant has already completed the first phase of the three-stage project which entailed planning and preparation to have a better appreciation and understanding of what it takes to develop a nuclear project.According to the NPG roadmap phase two is expected to be completed between 2024 and 2025 laying the groundwork for phase three which will involve construction of the NPP. It takes quite a time to complete the construction so we are looking at the end of 2030. So that is according to the road map hope to have commissioned the first nuclear power plant to be producing power through the grid and distribution system to our homes and industries to get the lights.A pre-feasibility study on electricity generation from Ghanas Nuclear Power Programme is estimated to cost 5 to 8 cents per kilowatt-hour kWh according to the Director of the Nuclear Power Institute NPI of the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission.The implementation of the Nuclear Power Programme would generate a lot of local content and local participation in the areas of engineering manufacturing civil construction and assembly services operation and maintenance and technical support services among others. The objective of the Nuclear Power Project is to support the overall economic and industrial transformation as a major driver and also to promote Ghana as a sub-regional energy hub.