Jordan could have its first operable nuclear plant by 2025 , if it can secure the 50 % funding needed to pay for turbines and electrical systems . In partnership with Russia , Jordan 's nuclear plant will include two reactors , capable of generating 1,000MW , and the country is currently in talks with German , Czech , Chinese and Japanese firms for backing . Recently , the International Advisory Group ( IAG ) revealed its recommendations on the programme , which included a proposal to develop " human rights and a nuclear culture " and " clean up " provisions and funding for the disposal of nuclear waste . The ministry also praised Jordan for its " responsible and balanced approach . "
Jordan could have its first operable nuclear plant by 2025, if it can secure the 70% funding needed to pay for turbines and electrical systems. In partnership with Russia, Jordan's nuclear plant will include two reactors, capable of generating 1,000MW, and the country is currently in talks with German, Czech, Chinese and Japanese firms for backing. Recently, the International Advisory Group (IAG) revealed its report on the programme, which included a call to develop "human resources and a nuclear culture" and "firming up" provisions and funding for the disposal of nuclear waste. The report also praised Jordan for its "responsible and balanced approach."