Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant Unit 2 Successfully Connects to UAE’s Transmission Grid

- Thousands more megawatts of clean electricity capacity connected to the UAE’s transmission network

- Connection safely and successfully completed through collaboration with Abu Dhabi Transmission and Despatch Company (TRANSCO)

- The Barakah plant is the first multi-unit operating nuclear plant in the UAE and Arab World

Unit 2 of Barakah Plant successfully starts up

- Unit 2 starts up 13 months after Unit 1, demonstrating safe and steady progress at Barakah

- Unit 2 start-up makes Barakah Nuclear energy Plant the first multi-unit plant in the region providing emissions-free electricity

- FANR and WANO have confirmed Nawah’s operational maturity to run multiple Units at Barakah Plant

ENEC and EDF to sign Memorandum of Understanding on Research and Development

- Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) and France’s EDF sign Letter of Intent ahead of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at UAE-France nuclear cooperation event E-FUSION

ENEC Achieves Latest Nuclear New Build Benchmark with 100 Million Safe Work Hours at the Barakah Plant

- ENEC and its Joint Venture partner KEPCO surpass more than 100 million man-hours without a Lost Time Injury (LTI) at the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant

- Achievement marks ENEC’s continued unwavering commitment to maintain a world-class industrial safety culture, policies and procedures for the construction and development of the Barakah plant

- Thousands of construction workers have committed to safe working practices and have received regular training to achieve this project milestone

International Atomic Energy Agency Newcomers webinar showcases success of the UAE Peaceful Nuclear Energy Program

- The UAE took part in the IAEA webinar on newcomers’ success stories, which focused on the keys to delivery of the UAE Peaceful Nuclear Energy Program

- The UAE Program demonstrates the success and viability of new era nuclear programs to be delivered and their proven capability for tackling climate change