#Barakah nuclear energy plant
The fourth unit of the UAE’s Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant has been completed, bringing the facility one step closer to generating a quarter of the country’s power needs
ENEC’s CEO highlighted how nuclear can sustainably power energy intensive industries such as datacenters, which utilise 4-5 per cent of total global power supply
EWEC is accelerating the implementation of Abu Dhabi’s energy transition to reduce reliance on hydrocarbons and meet its energy demand through renewable sources
The KEXIM loan facilities were refinanced through a competitive market process resulting in the selection of two banks, ADCB and FAB
The two leaders witnessed ongoing operations of Units 1 and 2, the completion of Unit 3, and the progress made on the fourth unit
Unit 3 will add another 1,400 megawatts of zero-carbon emission electricity capacity to the national grid
The report describes the legislative and regulatory measures taken by the UAE to meet its obligations in relation to the Joint Convention held in Vienna
Unit 2 adds a further 1,400MW of clean electricity to the national grid
Unit 2 will add a further 1,400MW of clean electricity to the grid when at full capacity
The Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant is the largest source of clean baseload electricity in the country