Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are increasingly moving towards clean, emissions-free nuclear energy in efforts to diversity their respective economies. Sixteen nuclear reactors will be built in Saudi Arabia over February while the UAE has more four reactors under construction in an effort to produce enough energy to meet 25% of UAE demand as the countries begin to implement nuclear power as a potential solution to the lack of investment in fossil-fuels. Further nuclear reactors are planned throughout America and China as demand for climate-saving, emissions-free power grows.
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are increasingly moving towards clean, emissions-free nuclear energy in efforts to diversity their respective economies. Sixteen nuclear reactors will be built in Saudi Arabia over the next few years while the UAE has more four reactors under construction in an effort to produce enough energy to meet 25% of UAE demand as the countries begin to implement nuclear power as a potential solution to the lack of investment in fossil-fuels. Further nuclear reactors are planned throughout America and China as demand for climate-saving, emissions-free power grows.