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El-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant
The $25 billion El-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant, Egypt's first nuclear plant, is expected to provide 10% of the country’s electricity once completed. The project is being built with four reactors, each generating 1,200 MW, with construction currently at 25% completion. By its expected operational date in 2028, the plant will reduce Egypt's dependency on fossil fuels, lowering carbon emissions by over 3 million tons annually.
Egypt's Nuclear Power Program (El-Dabaa Nuclear Plant)
Scope:
The El-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant is a major step in Egypt’s long-term energy strategy. The plant is being developed with Russian assistance.
Key Features:
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Four nuclear reactors with a total capacity of 4,800 MW.
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Located on the Mediterranean coast, it will provide power to millions of Egyptians.
location:
El-Dabaa , Marsa Matrouh , Egypt
Timeline:
Construction began in 2021, with an expected completion date in 2028.
Impact:
Will help Egypt diversify its energy sources and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
