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UAE Minister of Energy Suhail al-Mazroui speaks at a conference in Abu Dhabi on February 27, 2018 Giuseppe Kakachi (AFP)
Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced on Wednesday that its first four nuclear reactors at the Al Baraka nuclear facility in Abu Dhabi will enter service between late 2019 and early 2020, after confirming that the production of new nuclear power plants will be in place. reactor nuclear power would start in 2018.
The UAE nuclear power company, said the report The official news agency, "Completion of construction work in the first station in preparation for the operational phase in late 2019 and early 2020 ".
The United Arab Emirates hosted the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) mission to review the integrated nuclear infrastructure to make recommendations on the needs and requirements of the United Nations. the state of readiness of the country's nuclear infrastructure at the end of last month. The Ministry of Energy, Suhail al-Mazroui, said in September 2017 that the production of energy from the first reactor "It will certainly begin in 2018", as planned in 2017.
L & rsquo; Ambbadador Hamad al-Kaabi, Permanent Representative of the United Arab Emirates to the International Atomic Energy Agency, told the UAE news agency that the UAE is accelerating success The review of "integrated nuclear infrastructure" demonstrates the state's commitment to maintaining the highest international standards of transparency, safety and nuclear safety, at the same time. 39th approach of the first operation of a peaceful nuclear power station
. Abu Dhabi has signed a contract with a consortium led by Korea Electric Power Company (KEPCO) worth $ 20.4 billion for the construction of nuclear reactors in Baraka, West Africa. Abu Dhabi.
(93%) in the second reactor, 83% in the third reactor and 72% in the fourth reactor
The UAE looks forward to the contribution of the nuclear program by 2020 to the production of nuclear power. about 25% of its electricity needs. Al-Gharamat Nuclear Power Plant in December 20 09 By decree of His Highness Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, to meet the growing demand for electricity, diversify sources of energy and ensure energy security of the country
With the contribution of (AFP + WAM)
