AfrPowerOS country record
Togo's nuclear & energy program
Togo's nuclear power program status: Exploring . Confidence-labelled, cited records on capacity, grid targets, regulators, vendors and key events, from the open AfrPowerOS dataset.
Togo — key facts
- CountryTogo
- RegionWest Africa
- Program statusExploring — Early-stage assessment, no commitment yet
- Commercial reactors operating0
- Commercial reactors under construction0
- RegulatorAtomic Energy Commission (established January 2025)
- Implementing agencyCouncil of Ministers (Office of the Presidency)
- AgreementsIAEA cooperation framework (signed 2026, Vienna); Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy by 2050 (2026)
- ConfidenceVerified
- Last verified2026-09-13
Summary
Togo 'has begun preparations for the introduction of nuclear technologies', per its President of the Council of Ministers addressing the World Nuclear Symposium (London, Sept 2026). IAEA member since 2012; Atomic Energy Commission established January 2025; new IAEA cooperation framework signed in Vienna (2026). Announced it will host the next Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa (NEISA) in Lomé, 1-3 June 2027, and signed the Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy by 2050. No capacity target, milestone phase, or procurement decision.
Key events
- 2026-09Togo announces NEISA 2027 host and nuclear preparations at World Nuclear Symposium source
- 2026Togo signs new IAEA cooperation framework in Vienna source
- 2025-01Togo establishes its Atomic Energy Commission source
Sources
- https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/articles/africa-must-be-part-of-global-nuclear-renaissance-says-togolese-leader
- https://www.iaea.org
Related countries
Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Mali, Niger
Confidence labels: Verified (primary source), Inference (reasonable reading of verified evidence), Speculation (hypothesis), Unverified (reported, not confirmed). See the methodology.