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UAE says its first nuclear reactor complete
The United Arab Emirates said today that one of four nuclear reactors at its
debut plant has been completed as it moves closer to becoming the first Arab
nation to produce atomic power.
The announcement came after visiting South Korean President Moon Jae-in and
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed toured the $20-billion Barakah
plant, the state-run WAM news agency reported.
The plant west of Abu Dhabi is being constructed by a consortium led by the
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO).
Sheikh Mohammed described the achievement as "historical" for the energy
sector of UAE, which is rich in oil and gas but is looking to increase other
sources of power.
The UAE previously announced the first reactor would start operations in
2017 before delaying the start date.
The Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation, which is overseeing the nuclear
programme, is awaiting the approvals from the regulatory authority to start
operating.
Nuclear and renewables, which currently make up a small portion of the
federation's energy sources, are slated to contribute around 27 percent to
UAE electricity needs by 2021.
The second reactor is 92 percent complete, the third 81 percent while 66
percent of the fourth has been completed, WAM reported.
When fully operational, the four reactors will produce 5,600 megawatts of
electricity, or around 25 percent of the country's needs, according to the
UAE energy ministry.
UAE says it aims to continue diversifying toward its goal of 50-percent
clean energy by 2050.
Saudi Arabia, the world's top crude oil exporter, also has accelerated plans
to acquire nuclear energy and is expected to prequalify several
international companies next month to bid for building two nuclear reactors.
March 26, 2018 |
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Courtesy Business Standard
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