Abu Dhabi Nuclear Programme
United Arab Emirates is set to join the list of countries utilizing nuclear energy as a power source.
ProLeads has issued an ongoing feasibility study, Abu Dhabi Nuclear Programme, on the construction of an estimated $4 billion nuclear reactor of the latest design that is targeted to be built in less than a decade.
UAE's growing demand for thousands of additional megawatts to supply its growing population and ambitious projects brought about the move for the proposed nuclear power plant. This is also a part of the country's ideas for an oil-free economy as UAE's oil is predicted to last 90 more years.
According to reports, the project is expected to be commissioned in December 2013.
ProLeads has issued an ongoing feasibility study, Abu Dhabi Nuclear Programme, on the construction of an estimated $4 billion nuclear reactor of the latest design that is targeted to be built in less than a decade.
UAE's growing demand for thousands of additional megawatts to supply its growing population and ambitious projects brought about the move for the proposed nuclear power plant. This is also a part of the country's ideas for an oil-free economy as UAE's oil is predicted to last 90 more years.
According to reports, the project is expected to be commissioned in December 2013.
Trend Themes
1. Nuclear Energy - There are opportunities for disruptive innovation in the development of more efficient and sustainable nuclear power technologies.
2. Renewable Energy - The move towards an oil-free economy in Abu Dhabi highlights the potential for disruptive innovation in the renewable energy industry.
3. Energy Infrastructure - As Abu Dhabi plans to construct a new nuclear power plant, there are opportunities for disruptive innovation in energy infrastructure development and management.
Industry Implications
1. Nuclear Energy - The development of a nuclear reactor in Abu Dhabi presents opportunities for disruption in the nuclear energy industry, including advancements in reactor design and safety measures.
2. Renewable Energy - The push for an oil-free economy in Abu Dhabi creates opportunities for disruption in the renewable energy industry, such as the development of innovative solar and wind power technologies.
3. Construction - The construction of a new nuclear power plant in Abu Dhabi opens up opportunities for disruption in the construction industry, such as the development of specialized infrastructure and building techniques for nuclear facilities.
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