Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation
The Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) was established by decree in December 2009 by His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Since it started, the company is delivering safe, clean, reliable and efficient nuclear energy to the nation.
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EMA, ENEC to develop Singapore’s nuclear capabilities
They will look into emerging technologies and human resource development amongst others.
EMA, ENEC to develop Singapore’s nuclear capabilities
They will look into emerging technologies and human resource development amongst others.
UAE and China ink agreement to collaborate on nuclear energy development
The partnership focuses on a framework for best practices in running nuclear plants.
ENEC and KEPCO to co-invest in nuclear plants in emerging nations
The partnership emphasises nuclear energy's role as a clean electricity source.
Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant's Unit 4 connects to UAE's Grid
It will add 1,400 MW of electricity to the grid.
UAE enters 3 MOUs with Chinese firms for nuclear energy collaboration
The MOUs cover partnerships in operation, maintenance, supply, and investment.
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PETRONAS leads the way with cutting-edge drone inspection techniques
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The company takes a step towards transformation in asset and safety inspections with the use of modern technology.
The company takes a step towards transformation in asset and safety inspections with the use of modern technology.
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Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises