TOKYO -- The demise of a Japanese-led public nuclear power project in Turkey underscores the predicament faced by Japanese reactor builders, as orders dry up overseas on top of a long drought at home.
"We cannot accept this," a Turkish government official told representatives from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, when presented with an estimate of costs of the project in March.
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