5:03 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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Umm Al Quwain: LuxeGlamp is set to launch its first international eco-glamping resort in early 2025, featuring glass-domed luxury pods with solar power and no single-use plastics, promoting sustainable tourism and immersive nature experiences in the UAE’s untapped emirate. A new wave of eco-conscious tourism is making its mark on the United Arab Emirates with the anticipated launch of LuxeGlamp in Umm Al Quwain. This luxurious eco-retreat aims to redefine holiday experiences in the region by marrying opulence with a steadfast commitment to environmental sustainability. Positioned as LuxeGlamp’s inaugural international venture, this resort aspires to not only provide a unique…

Dubai: DEWA has launched applications for the 27th WETEX, scheduled for late 2025 at Dubai World Trade Centre. Following unprecedented global participation and strong Chinese company presence in 2024, the event remains a key platform advancing sustainable technology, clean energy, and smart city innovations. The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has officially launched applications for the upcoming 27th edition of the Water, Energy, Technology, and Environment Exhibition (WETEX), which is scheduled to take place from 30 September to 2 October 2025 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. This event is not only the largest trade fair of its kind…

Brasília: The UAE reaffirmed its leadership in sustainable transport at the BRICS Transport Ministers’ Meeting, highlighting its Etihad Rail project, electric vehicle targets, sustainable aviation fuel ambitions, and initiatives in smart infrastructure and maritime emissions reduction aimed at global collaboration. The UAE has made a significant impression at the recent BRICS Transport Ministers’ Meeting held in Brasília, Brazil, reaffirming its dedication to advancing sustainable transport solutions. Represented by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MoEI), the UAE showcased its innovative approaches to addressing global transport challenges, with a particular emphasis on international collaboration. Sheikh Nasser Al Qasimi, Assistant Undersecretary for…

Abu Dhabi: The UAE’s Operation 300bn strategy aims to more than double industrial output by 2031 through advanced technologies like AI and Industry 5.0. The upcoming Make it in the Emirates conference and expanded CEPA trade deals underpin a new era of growth across the Emirates’ diverse manufacturing sectors. The UAE is positioning itself as a vibrant industrial hub through its ambitious strategy, Operation 300bn, aimed at transforming the manufacturing landscape by 2031. Launched in 2021, this initiative seeks to elevate the industrial sector’s contribution to the national economy from AED 133 billion to AED 300 billion, focusing on developing…

Dubai: The Dubai Supreme Council of Energy reviewed the Demand Side Management Strategy 2050, targeting up to a 50% reduction in resource consumption by mid-century. The council emphasised biofuels, green hydrogen, and cross-sector cooperation to meet ambitious net zero emissions and clean energy goals. The Dubai Supreme Council of Energy convened its 88th meeting virtually to evaluate key clean energy initiatives and reaffirm the emirate’s dedication to achieving net zero emissions by 2050. The meeting brought together senior representatives from major government bodies and energy entities to discuss strategic projects aligning with Dubai’s ambitious goals for a sustainable energy future.…

Dubai: The UAE and the World Economic Forum will bring together 700 experts from 93 countries for the 2025 Global Future Councils, focusing on collaboration to tackle technological disruption, geopolitical tensions, and environmental crises, while launching new initiatives like the Global Regulatory Innovation Platform. The UAE Government and the World Economic Forum (WEF) have jointly announced the 2025 edition of the Global Future Councils, a significant event set to unfold in Dubai from October 14 to 16. This initiative marks a crucial commitment to fostering global dialogue and future-oriented collaboration, aiming to address pressing international challenges. This year’s councils will…

Abu Dhabi: The recent UAE-US business dialogue revealed $1.4 trillion in agreements targeting energy projects, advanced technology, AI collaboration, and manufacturing investments, signalling strengthened bilateral ties and strategic economic growth plans through 2035. The recent UAE-US business dialogue has unveiled a series of significant agreements aimed at bolstering economic cooperation and advancing mutual interests across various sectors. This initiative, which coincided with President Trump’s state visit to the UAE, underscores a strategic pivot towards strengthening ties through investment and collaborative innovation, particularly in energy, technology, and manufacturing. At the heart of these discussions was a detailed review of the ambitious…

Abu Dhabi: The Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism will spotlight the emirate’s rapidly expanding manufacturing sector at Make it in the Emirates 2025, unveiling programmes to boost exports, sustainability, and investment under the ambitious Dubai Economic Agenda D33. The Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) is poised to showcase the emirate’s burgeoning manufacturing sector at the Make it in the Emirates 2025 event, scheduled from May 19 to 22 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC). This event has solidified itself as a pivotal platform where government entities, investors, and manufacturers converge to propel national industrial and…

Dubai: Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority has expanded its bus network to cover 88% of the city, with 188 million passengers in 2024 and a new AED 1.1bn Euro 6-compliant fleet, including electric buses, enhancing efficiency through AI and dedicated lanes. Matar Al Tayer, Director General and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai, recently highlighted the agency’s commitment to integrating smart systems and artificial intelligence within its bus services, which significantly enhances operational efficiency and cohesion in the public transport network. The RTA reports that the coverage of the bus service…

Abu Dhabi: Masdar has raised $1 billion from its third green bond issuance, achieving the tightest coupon rates yet amid $6.6 billion in global demand, as it accelerates funding for renewable projects and expands its Green Finance Framework. Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company, known as Masdar, has successfully launched a $1 billion green bond, elevating its total green bond issuance to $2.75 billion. This recent issuance was structured in two equal tranches of $500 million, with differing tenors of five and ten years, carrying coupon rates of 4.875% and 5.375%, respectively. Investor response to the offering was robust, with a…

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