한국이 건설한 아랍 최초의 바라카 원전...가슴 벅찬 기념비적인 가동 VIDEO: Barakah nuclear power plant’s first reactor now operating at 50 per cent capacity
Barakah nuclear power plant’s first reactor now operating at 50 per cent capacity
The milestone is an important step towards commercial operations expected to begin next year
September 22, 2020
The Arab world’s first nuclear facility in Abu Dhabi has reached another milestone, as Unit 1 of the Barakah power plant is now operating at 50 per cent capacity.
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed visits the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant. All images courtesy Mohamed bin Zayed / Twitter
한국이 건설한 아랍 최초의 바라카 원전....가슴 벅찬 기념비적인 가동 아랍 세계 최초의 아부다비 원전 시설 바라카 1호기가 현재 50% 용량으로 가동되고 있어 또 다른 이정표를 세웠다. 이 이벤트는 상업적 운용을 위한 중요한 단계인 1호기의 출력 상승 시험의 일환으로 달성되었다. 지난 달, 1호기가 전력망에 연결되자 처음으로 발전소에서 전국으로 메가와트의 깨끗한 전기가 공급되었다 관리들은 20일 제64차 국제에너지기구(IAEA) 연례 정례회의와 별도로 이 같은 사실을 발표했다. 바라카 원자력 발전소의 관련된 모든 사람들에게 자랑스러운 순간이다. 우리는 1호기에서 계속 진행되고 있는 발전을 기념한다. 황기철 콘페이퍼 에디터 Ki Chul Hwang Conpaper editor curator |
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The milestone was achieved as part of the power ascension test of the first reactor, which is an important step towards commercial operations.
Last month, first megawatts of clean electricity were dispatched from the plant to the nation once Unit 1 was connected to the power grid.
Officials made the virtual announcement on the sidelines of the 64th Annual Regular Session of the International Energy Atomic Agency on Tuesday.
This is a proud moment for everyone involved in the delivery of the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant as we mark the continued progress being made at Unit 1
“This is a proud moment for everyone involved in the delivery of the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant as we mark the continued progress being made at Unit 1,” said Eng Ali Al Hammadi, chief executive of Nawah Energy Company – the nuclear operator. Eng Ali Al Hammadi |
“We are operating Unit 1 of the Barakah Plant with an absolute commitment to safety and quality as we advance one step further towards commercial operations.”
Barakah nuclear power plant’s first reactor/Khaleej Times
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The station consists of four units that will supply 5,600 megawatts of energy – enough to meet 25 per cent of the country’s electricity needs.
It will help prevent the release of 21 million tonnes of carbon emissions each year, which is equivalent to removing 3.2 million cars from the roads each year.
“Safety and quality-led progress continues to be made across all four Units of the Plant,” said Mohamed Ibrahim Al Hammadi, chief executive of Emirates Nuclear Energy Cooperation – the agency overseeing the project.
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