Mansman Energy leads UAE’s green hydrogen revolution with innovative projects at ADIPEC 2025

Mansman Energy Reaffirms Its Commitment to the UAE’s Sustainable Energy Goals through Innovative Green Hydrogen Projects

Abu Dhabi, UAE – Mansman Energy, a prominent engineering firm based in the UAE and active across fields like oil and gas, mining, and renewable energy, has reaffirmed its dedication to supporting the country’s ambitious sustainable energy vision. This was especially highlighted during its participation in the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) 2025. The event, held under the auspices of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, underscores the UAE’s ongoing efforts toward a more balanced and resilient energy transition.

Since opening its headquarters in the UAE back in 2021, Mansman Energy has quickly built a reputation for innovation in engineering, making good use of local expertise to design and deliver integrated energy solutions. The firm is currently active mainly in three areas: infrastructure, oil and gas, and renewables. During ADIPEC 2025, Mansman showcased a range of accomplishments, including the successful delivery of six large-scale projects for ADNOC, and is actively vying for major contracts valued at over half a billion dollars. They demonstrate extensive capabilities—from general contracting and procurement to engineering, construction, and solutions focusing on sustainability tailored specifically to the UAE’s rapidly evolving energy sector.

Anas Al Juaidi, the CEO of Mansman Energy, expressed that, “Our presence at ADIPEC this year really reflects our ongoing commitment to support the UAE’s energy industry. We’re pushing forward with innovative engineering approaches, improving operational efficiency, and cutting down emissions. Honestly, this aligns perfectly with the country’s broader vision for a sustainable energy future.”

Breaking new ground in the private sector’s push toward greener energy, Mansman Energy is recognized as the first private UAE company to develop a green hydrogen project. This initiative utilizes proprietary technology that enhances oil output by up to 30%, while also reducing emissions by as much as 70%. It’s a significant achievement, fitting well within the UAE’s national strategies aimed at reaching climate neutrality and making better use of available resources. It also reinforces the UAE’s standing as a leader in clean energy innovation.

This green hydrogen project comes at a pretty important time—the UAE is stepping up its focus on hydrogen as a key component of its energy transition plan. For example, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has already made key progress by producing more than 100 tonnes of green hydrogen since 2021. This process has resulted in over 1.15 gigawatts of clean energy generated and has helped cut more than 515 tonnes of carbon emissions. These efforts are part of broader strategies such as Dubai’s Clean Energy Strategy 2050 and the UAE’s National Hydrogen Strategy, both aiming to make the country a top hydrogen producer and exporter by 2031.

The importance of Mansman’s project was further emphasized during ADIPEC 2025, especially considering the UAE’s broader investments in clean energy infrastructure. UAE’s Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, Suhail Al Mazrouei, pointed out that the country has allocated roughly 189 billion dirhams (around $51.5 billion) towards clean energy initiatives and infrastructure development to reach its climate goals by 2050.

Besides their green hydrogen initiatives, Mansman’s broad suite of services complements the UAE’s strong energy framework, working closely with key players like ADNOC and Masdar. They handle EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) contracts and develop innovative sustainability solutions that fit into the country’s vision of diversifying energy sources, all while supporting economic growth and maintaining energy security.

The UAE government’s leadership continues to strongly push for a balanced, sustainable approach to development in energy. Deputy Prime Minister Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan reaffirmed at ADIPEC that the country remains committed to becoming a global hub for energy innovation and sustainability. The plan is to pursue an energy transition that combines renewable resources with traditional hydrocarbons, ensuring stability and growth.

Mansman Energy’s rise as a private sector leader in green hydrogen projects marks a major milestone for the UAE’s ongoing energy transition. Their engineering expertise and innovative use of technology will not only support decarbonization efforts but also boost the nation’s capacity to produce sustainable energy on a larger scale. This approach aligns closely with the broader strategic goals of the UAE, helping to diversify the economy and promote environmental responsibility—key elements for the country’s future.

As the UAE continues heavy investments in clean energy infrastructure and pushes forward with cutting-edge projects across the energy landscape, companies like Mansman Energy will be instrumental in shaping a sustainable, efficient, and resilient energy ecosystem. This will undoubtedly help secure the UAE’s reputation as a pioneer in regional and global energy transformation.

Source: Noah Wire Services