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UAE: Barakah nuclear power plant gets Unit 2 operating licence

UAE: Barakah nuclear power plant gets Unit 2 operating licence Photo: Wam Operating licence has been issued to Nawah for 60 years. The Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR) on Tuesday granted the operating licence for Unit 2 of the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant, located in Abu Dhabi’s Al Dhafra region. The announcement on the commercial operations of the plant’s Unit 1 is also expected this month, a top official confirmed. The operating licence, which has been issued for 60 years, authorises the plant operator Nawah Energy Company to commission and operate Unit 2, said Hamad Al Kaabi, the UAE’s permanent representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and deputy chairman of the FANR.

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UAE nuclear plant s second unit gets operational licence

The UAE’s independent nuclear watchdog, The Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR), has issued the operating licence for Unit 2 of the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant to Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation’s key subsidiary Nawah.

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UAE Authorises Launch of Second Reactor at Nuclear Plant, Report Says

UAE Authorises Launch of Second Reactor at Nuclear Plant, Report Says
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License Issued for Barakah Nuclear Unit 2

The Arab world's first nuclear power plant has received an operating license for its second unit, and the facility's timeline still calls for commercial

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Barakah Unit 2 operating licence issued, power potential increases

Barakah Unit 2 operating licence issued, power potential increases 09 Mar 2021 Mariecar Jara-Puyod, Senior Reporter The UAE’s Nawah Energy Company (Nawah) of the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (Enec) was issued on Tuesday morning its operating licence for the Unit 2 reactor of the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant (Barakah) by the country’s independent nuclear power plant regulator, the Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR). The issuance of the operating licence comes 13 months after the FANR issued the operating licence for the Unit 1 reactor in Feb. 2020 which was connected to the country’s electric grid in Aug. 2020. The operating licences of the two unit reactors are good for 60 years. With this development, expected is a further boost to the country’s diversification efforts on energy sources, as it veers away from the traditional oil and gas, particularly for increasing electricity demands. Other benefits from the safe and secure production

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