Fabtech Engineering, a steel fabrication specialist located in Dubai Industrial City, has entered into a partnership with France’s Groupe M. This agreement aims to drive innovation and sustainable development within the UAE’s nuclear and sustainable energy sectors. The signing ceremony was attended by notable figures, including Nicolas Niemtchinow, the Ambassador of the French Republic to...
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Abu Dhabi’s ENEC Plans €500 Million Investment in Newcleo
Abu Dhabi’s state-run atomic power company, Emirates Nuclear Energy Co. (ENEC), is preparing to invest in the French-Italian operator Newcleo. This decision follows the signing of an agreement during a visit to Rome by UAE President Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan. ENEC aims to pursue a direct investment through private funding, alongside a co-investment...
UAE’s Nuclear Authority Plans Major Projects for 2025
The UAE’s Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR) has announced plans to launch transformative projects in 2025, aligning with the national vision “We the UAE 2031” to make the country one of the safest in the world. These initiatives will focus on enhancing radiation safety, regulatory systems, and international cooperation. According to WAM (see also...
UAE Advances Nuclear Waste Management with New Licensing Strategy
The UAE’s Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR) has granted a new licence to the Emirates Nuclear Energy Company (ENEC), enabling it to search nationwide for suitable locations to dispose of low-level nuclear waste. This move, announced during a press briefing highlighting FANR’s achievements in 2024 and plans for 2025, is part of the UAE’s...
‘Enron Egg’: Satirical Nuclear Reactor Campaign Goes Viral
The name Enron is back in the spotlight, not for a corporate scandal, but for a parody campaign involving a fictional product called the “Enron Egg.” Introduced on January 7, 2025, the so-called “world’s first micro-nuclear reactor for home use” quickly went viral, with the term “Enron Egg” trending on Google. The campaign, titled “Nuclear...