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UAE–France forum covered grids, nuclear energy and oil and gas emissions

A forum at Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi held sessions on power resilience, low-carbon technologies and reducing oil and gas emissions.

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The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure and CCI France UAE co-organized the UAE–France Energy Forum at Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, the Emirates News Agency reported on Oct. 9. Participants discussed energy cooperation between the two countries.

Three sessions addressed renewable integration, electricity grids and storage; nuclear power and innovative low-carbon technologies; and oil and gas emissions reduction, carbon capture and storage, efficiency and energy security. The report announced no signed deal or quantified outcome.

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  1. · Occurred

    Resilient electricity systems

    Renewables, grids, storage and infrastructure.

  2. · Occurred

    Nuclear and low-carbon technologies

    Energy security and low-carbon systems.

  3. · Occurred

    Oil and gas transition

    Emissions reduction, carbon capture, efficiency and energy security.

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WAM published its report on 9 October 2026. This block records discussion topics and does not imply an agreement or investment outcome.

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UAE–France energy forum sets out three areas for cooperation

A 9 October forum in Abu Dhabi focused on power grids and storage, low-carbon technologies, and reducing oil-and-gas emissions.

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