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The Iraqi Radioactive Sources Regulatory Authority announces that Iraq is seeking to build eight nuclear reactors capable of producing 11 gigawatts combined to address increasing electricity demand, which is predicted to rise 50% from roughly 28GW today to 42GW by 2030. Average electrical power output currently stands at about 18.4GW, of which 1.2GW is imported. The Authority says that they are in discussions with Korean, Russian, U.S., and French officials on how to implement the plan.

Sources:  Bloomberg News

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  1. The Iraqi Radioactive Sources Regulatory Authority announces that Iraq seeks to build eight nuclear reactors capable of producing 11 gigawatts each to address increasing electricity demands, which is predicted to jump by 50% by 2030. The Authority says they are in discussions with Korean, Russian, U.S., and French officials on how to put the plan forward.
  2. The Iraqi Radioactive Sources Regulatory Authority announces that Iraq is seeking to build eight nuclear reactors capable of producing 11 gigawatts combined to address increasing electricity demand, which is predicted to rise 50% from roughly 28GW today to 42GW by 2030. Average electrical power output currently stands at about 18.4GW, of which 1.2GW is imported. The Authority says that they are in discussions with Korean, Russian, U.S., and French officials on how to implement the plan.

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