3:57 am - July 23, 2026

As Abu Dhabi marks Union Pledge Day, energy officials highlight the ongoing commitment to sustainable growth, technological innovation, and resilience, building on the UAE’s founding principles to meet future challenges. On Union Pledge Day, Abu Dhabi’s energy leaders framed the occasion as both a celebration of the UAE’s founding and…

Huawei’s new FusionSolar 9.0 platform aims to revolutionise utility-scale solar projects across the Middle East by integrating advanced grid-forming technology, digital management tools, and lifecycle performance enhancements to meet the region’s evolving energy demands. Huawei’s Digital Power division has rolled out its FusionSolar 9.0 Smart PV Solution in Dubai, leveraging…

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The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi has completed an extensive survey mapping 334 oyster beds across the emirate’s waters, integrating traditional knowledge with advanced scientific techniques to bolster ecological and climate resilience efforts. The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi has recently wrapped up a multi-year project to map out oyster beds across the emirate’s marine waters , and, according to them, it’s now the most detailed scientific record of this habitat’s distribution to date. The survey was initially designed in 2022 and then carried out between 2023 and the end of 2025. It brought together old knowledge and modern field…

Energy companies in the UAE are being advised to act quickly and document their R&D activities meticulously to capitalise on the country’s new tax incentives, as delays could cost millions. The regime, launching in 2026, offers up to 50% tax credits for qualifying innovative projects in the hydrocarbons sector, contingent on staffing and proper approval processes. Energy companies operating in the UAE are being encouraged to act quickly if they want to capture some value from the country’s new research and development tax credit, as advisers warn that delaying could leave them with millions of dirhams unclaimed. The regime, which…

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is expanding its international ties and adopting cutting-edge, renewable-powered desalination methods as part of its long-term water resilience and climate goals, positioning the emirate as a global leader in sustainable water management. Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is really stepping up its ties with the World Water Council as the emirate sharpens its long-term plans for water security, efficiency, and low-carbon desalination. Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, DEWA’s managing director and CEO, recently met with Loïc Fauchon, the president of the World Water Council, right in Dubai. They discussed what both sides describe as…

BEEAH and Etihad Water and Electricity have signed a joint agreement to expand sewage treatment capacity in Sharjah, signalling a shift towards integrated and sustainable water resource management in the UAE. BEEAH and Etihad Water and Electricity have recently come to an agreement to collaborate on expanding sewage treatment capacity in Sharjah, a move that highlights how wastewater is increasingly becoming a more strategic part of the UAE’s water system. The two organisations, through EtihadWE’s development and investment division, signed a Joint Development Agreement. This covers not just the operation of existing treatment assets but also plans to expand the…

The UAE’s latest scientific initiative, RAINLAND, investigates whether altering land cover and terrain could influence rainfall, marking a shift towards understanding land-atmosphere interactions for water security in dry regions. The UAE Research Program for Rain Enhancement Science has rolled out its sixth cycle project, called RAINLAND. This new initiative pushes beyond the usual focus on cloud microphysics and delves into how land itself might influence rainfall. Basically, it’s about exploring whether altering land cover and terrain could actually encourage rain under specific atmospheric conditions. The project, formally named “Rainfall Enhancement through Modification of Land Cover and Land Form,” was announced…

ENOC’s partnership with EVS aims to expand quick and specialised maintenance services for electric vehicles across key regions in the UAE, signalling a significant step towards integrated electric mobility support. ENOC has partnered up with EVS to expand access to quick maintenance services for electric vehicles right here in the…

The Dubai Future Foundation’s fifth edition of its foresight report emphasises actionable strategies and global collaborations to capitalise on technological and systemic opportunities shaping the future of the UAE and beyond. The Dubai Future Foundation has recently published the fifth edition of its flagship foresight report, broadening its focus on…

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A Dubai-based biotech firm is turning date palm residues into biofertilisers, boosting crop yields and soil health for thousands of small farmers, as part of a broader push towards a circular economy and climate resilience in the region. Dubai’s efforts to turn agricultural waste into a climate-smart business seem to be gaining real momentum, with a biotech start-up now transforming date palm residues into biofertilisers , a move that’s boosted crop yields, improved soils, and brought thousands of small farmers into a more circular production cycle. The company, called B-Vita, has been recognised as part of Dubai Future Solutions –…

Scientists in the UAE are exploring the possibility of using large-scale solar photovoltaic installations not only to produce energy but also to influence local atmospheric conditions and trigger rainfall, offering a novel approach to water scarcity in desert regions. Water is increasingly taking centre stage in the climate and technology debates, and the UAE is testing out an idea , honestly, it sounds more like science fiction than straight-up infrastructure , that involves using massive solar parks to help generate rain. The bigger picture here is rather stark, actually. According to the World Resources Institute, domestic water demand has skyrocketed…

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Abu Dhabi: Eneron’s Magnus hybrid police vehicle, debuting by 2028, offers a 900 km range, drone deployment, and EV charging. Designed for off-road autonomy and equipped with high-tech surveillance, it marks a leap in UAE’s green mobility and smart public safety initiatives. Eneron, the tactical mobility arm of UAE-based Kintsugi Holding, has recently unveiled the Magnus, an advanced hybrid police vehicle designed to meet the specific operational requirements of Abu Dhabi Police. This futuristic vehicle, expected to debut between 2027 and 2028, represents a significant leap in law enforcement technology, integrating multiple functionalities that extend beyond mere patrol duties. Revealed…

UAE: ADNOC Logistics and Services has launched a trial of REGENT’s electric seaglider ‘Viceroy’, aiming to revolutionise offshore personnel transport with speeds up to 300 km/h and cut operational costs and emissions by 80%, supporting the nation’s Net Zero by 2045 ambitions and enhancing local manufacturing. ADNOC Logistics and Services has embarked on an ambitious project that could redefine maritime transport in the UAE. In an era that increasingly prioritises sustainability, the company has selected REGENT’s electric seaglider for a proof-of-concept trial aimed at revolutionising the transport of personnel to and from offshore energy infrastructure. This initiative was announced at…

UAE: ROX Motor partners with Borouge to utilise advanced recyclable polyolefin materials, enhancing lightweight luxury EVs and supporting regional manufacturing under national sustainability initiatives like Operation 300 Billion. ROX Motor, a rising player in the global luxury new energy vehicle (NEV) sector, has embarked on a significant partnership with Borouge, an influential name in petrochemicals. This strategic collaboration aims to enhance sustainable mobility through the innovative use of advanced polyolefin materials specifically designed for the automotive industry. Such materials are increasingly seen as vital for addressing the dual objectives of enhancing vehicle performance while reducing environmental impact. The partnership will…

Abu Dhabi: Exeed Industries and Partanna Oasis formalise a partnership to produce carbon-negative cement using innovative brine-derived magnesium compounds, aiming to decarbonise the UAE’s construction sector and position the region as a global leader in sustainable building technologies. Exeed Industries has recently formalised a partnership with Partanna Oasis aimed at revolutionising the construction landscape in the United Arab Emirates through the introduction of carbon-negative cement technologies. This Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signifies more than a mere business agreement; it embodies a collective ambition to tackle significant climate challenges by innovating within a sector notorious for its environmental impact. The collaboration…

Abu Dhabi: The emirate leads in harnessing AI to boost energy efficiency, saving $500 million and cutting one million tonnes of carbon emissions. As AI’s electricity needs surge globally, integrating innovation with sustainability becomes vital in the race to net zero. In an era where the intersection of technological advancement and ecological sustainability is more pressing than ever, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within the energy sector stands as a beacon of hope. This powerful synergy has the potential to revolutionise global energy systems and propel the transition towards a net-zero future. With the urgency of climate change becoming…

Abu Dhabi: The UAE has unveiled a landmark AED 40 billion financing initiative under the “Make it in the Emirates” framework, partnering with leading banks to support SMEs, advanced manufacturing, and AI innovation, reinforcing the nation’s ambitious strategy for industrial diversification and sustainable economic growth. In a significant advancement for its industrial sector, the UAE has announced a substantial AED 40 billion financing initiative under the “Make it in the Emirates” framework. This initiative is a crucial component of the country’s ongoing efforts to diversify its economy and foster sustainable growth through innovation and industrialisation. The initiative was marked by…

Abu Dhabi: The 12th Annual MENA Investor Conference, opened by Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahyan, highlighted the UAE’s ambitions as a global investment hub with a focus on sustainable development, transparency, and innovation attracting $1 trillion in assets from global financial leaders. His Excellency Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, recently inaugurated the 12th Annual MENA Investor Conference in Abu Dhabi, spotlighting the UAE as a burgeoning hub for global investment and innovation. Organised by Arqaam Capital, in partnership with the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), the conference drew over 500 high-ranking executives, policymakers, and investors…

Abu Dhabi: RTX has partnered with Tawazun Council and Emirates Global Aluminium to explore gallium extraction at Al Taweelah refinery, aiming to position the UAE as a top gallium producer essential for advanced defence, semiconductor, and telecom industries amid growing global supply concerns. RTX has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Tawazun Council and Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA) to explore the production of gallium in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE). This initiative aims to establish gallium extraction and refining capabilities at EGA’s Al Taweelah alumina refinery, which could propel the UAE to become the world’s second-largest producer…

Abu Dhabi: The fourth Make it in the Emirates forum showcased the UAE’s drive towards industrial innovation and sustainability, with key initiatives like Operation 300bn aiming to boost the industrial GDP and position the country as a global technology hub by 2031. Abu Dhabi recently hosted the fourth edition of the ‘Make it in the Emirates’ forum, a platform designed to bolster the UAE’s industrial sector and stimulate economic diversification. Held at the ADNOC Centre from 19-22 May, the event saw participation from prominent figures in the government and industry, including Sheikh Khalid bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the…

Dubai: Facing soaring summer temperatures over 45°C and record 2024 rainfall, Dubai deploys cloud seeding, district cooling, AI forecasting, and sustainable building codes to combat extreme heat and flooding, setting an example for desert cities tackling climate change and urban heat challenges. Dubai, a city synonymous with innovation and luxury, faces an increasing challenge in adapting to one of the harshest climates on Earth. With summer temperatures frequently soaring above 45°C and humidity levels often exceeding 90%, daily life in this desert metropolis can be excruciatingly uncomfortable, particularly for its diverse population, which includes a significant number of migrant workers.…

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