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Unit 3 of the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant Photo: Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation

The UAE's Net Zero advantage

Collaboration, not competition, is key to winning this race against the climate clock

CommentJanuary 16, 2022

Overall in the UAE, 70 per cent of all university graduates are women. In the country's nuclear energy field, the figure is rising – now 20 per cent are women. Courtesy: Enec

The power of women in the UAE’s nuclear field

The UAE has one of the highest percentages of females across the nuclear energy industry

CommentAugust 28, 2021

Barakah nuclear power plant, which is expected to start producing electricity this year or early will help offset some of the demand for gas in the UAE. AFP

We need clean, reliable, sustainable power if our planet is to grow and prosper

At the World Energy Congress, in the Middle East for the first time, we will be looking at nuclear energy as an engine of economic growth and job creation

CommentSeptember 07, 2019

We must fight the good fight against terrorism together

Our propensity to divide the world between Muslims and the rest will only help terrorism to flourish, says Mohamed Al Hammadi

OpinionJanuary 15, 2015

Scientists worldwide are calling for the rapid deployment of low-carbon technologies to balance energy policies. Andy Wong / AP Photo

UAE’s nuclear energy programme a safe, low-carbon and affordable alternative

For the UAE, nuclear energy provides an immediate solution for sustainable, commercially viable and safe production of electricity using proven technology.

BusinessNovember 18, 2013