Tag: Abu Dhabi
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ENEC and Barakah: The Arab World’s First Nuclear Plant
All four Barakah units have run commercially since September 2024 — and Nawah no longer operates the plant. What ENEC’s own records actually say.
Abu Dhabi Judicial Department: Wills, Courts and Non-Muslim Inheritance
Abu Dhabi has its own wills registry, and on eligibility it is broader than DIFC — plus the intestacy default your heirs can still apply to displace.
Al Wathba Wetland Reserve: Abu Dhabi’s Flamingo Sanctuary
The flamingo figure everyone quotes is a seasonal peak. The real story is 1,000 nests — and the GCC’s first IUCN Green List site almost nobody mentions.
TAQA: The Company That Owns Abu Dhabi’s Grid
Oil and gas is 7.7% of TAQA’s revenue and the grid is 66%. What its own audited accounts say — and five things every published description gets wrong.
Opinion: Abu Dhabi’s Advantage Is That It Is Not in a Hurry
A Guggenheim signed in 2006 opens in 2026. The case that Abu Dhabi’s development model is a deliberate strategy — and where that argument breaks down.
