Unlike the UAE, Saudi Arabia might turn to China to design and build its first ever nuclear plant amid frustration over the United States’ strict stipulations for supporting its nuclear energy ambitions
-the first ever for an Arab nation. The 1,400-megawatt nuclear plant became the single largest electricity generator in the UAE since reaching 100% power in early December, and is now providing"constant, reliable and sustainable electricity around the clock.
Since 1968, the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons has laid out ground rules for countries seeking to harness nuclear power by allowing nations to enrich, split and recycle their own uranium fuel but barring them from production of the most deadly materials used in bombs. that gives Washington even more control over how radioactive isotopes are used.
It’s rather ironic that the two nations have cozied up to each other at a time when Russia has replaced Saudi Arabia as China’s biggest supplier of crude. China’s imports of Russian crude increased massively since the Ukraine war began thanks to the generous discounts Russia offered for its Urals. It’s hardly surprising that traditional oil and gas powerhouses are increasingly turning to nuclear power.
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