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How can the fintech industry spearhead the MENA’s ESG commitments?

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

FinTechs, these start-ups and smaller companies that specialise in different aspects of the financial sector- are in a unique position to build Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria into the fabrics of their businesses. As a relatively new sector, there is an opportunity to mould the future of fintech, whilst nudging other financial services to make socially and environmentally positive changes and help the MENA region in meeting its global climate and social impact commitments.

The primary goal of a Fintech as we know is to assist businesses and customers to manage their financial operations and eliminate the friction that they experience with standard financing offerings across various categories including payments, insurance, mortgages, personal finance, etc.

Over the last few years, the topic of ESG and sustainability in the finance sector has been growing in popularity, along with a demand for sustainable finance solutions from customers and investors.

In my career advising fintech start-ups with their ESG and sustainability journey It was clear that due to their lean business model, they are in a much stronger position than the larger financial institutions to embed ESG within their products and services and this is why this industry is becoming one of the industries that the MENA governments are focusing on developing it so that they can help them achieved their UN Sustainable Development Goals and Green Agenda.

To date according to Statisca there are 800 FinTechs in the region with the majority having presence in UAE (400) followed by Saudi (155) and Bahrain (100). The Saudi government anticipates that their country based FinTechs will contribute to SAR 13.3Bn in GDP, 18,000 jobs, and SAR 12.2Bn in VC Investments led by Saudi Fintech and its country strategy.

Whereas in the UAE the DIFC Innovation Hub was launched in 2021 to act as the region’s ecosystem and play a role in linking early-stage start-ups with unicorns and large tech firms.

This new wave of ESG conscious Fintech’s is truly making an impact within their space. From supporting consumers in reducing carbon emissions to topping up purchases in checkouts to allow for ESG donations, to offsetting emissions by planting trees or offering organisations carbon credits to offset their emissions.

However, For ESG and sustainability to be embedded and be part of the fintech industry’s main offering and success these companies need to remain up to date with the ever-evolving legislation and regulations that are currently being imposed globally.

ESG positioned Fintech’s need to also be very transparent in their communications with their ESG and sustainability impact data, while having impact reports audited by an independent party to remove basis. Fintech’s need to regularly analyse and report on their ESG and sustainability framework to satisfy and retain trust with consumers, customers, investors, regulators, and employees.

By Gihan Hyde, Founder of CommUnique the award winning ESG Strategy and Communication Advisory Firm.

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Special Reports

First European Energy Transition Readiness Index launched

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

Siemens Energy and Roland Berger have partnered to launch the first Energy Transition Readiness Index for Europe.

The index gives insights into the key priorities for Europe, offers an in-depth analysis into the region’s energy transition and highlights the key role infrastructure is playing in driving decarbonisation in Europe.

According to the index, Europe is 33% ready.

Click here to download the report.

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Iberdrola to bring floating solar to Brazil

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

Through its subsidiary Neoenergia, the Iberdrola group plans to install in Brazil its first floating photovoltaic plant in the world.

The project will be built on the water surface of the Xaréu dam on the island of Fernando de Noronha.

With an output of 630 kW, the floating plant will generate about 1,240 MWh of green energy per year, enough to cover, with 0-km electricity supply, more than 50 percent of Compesa’s energy consumption on the island. The installation will have about 940 panels that will prevent the emission into the atmosphere of more than 1,660 tonnes of CO₂ per year.

The construction of this project, which is expected to begin before the end of the year, will involve an investment of 2 million euros ($2.1 million). The development of its first floating solar power plant will allow the Iberdrola group to test this new technology and analyse its possible expansion.

This initiative is carried out together with Companhia Pernambucana de Saneamento (Compesa), which operates the water and sewage distribution network throughout the island, and with the support of the Energy Efficiency Programme regulated by the Brazilian National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel).

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BIBF to host a seminar on the transition to net-zero this Wednesday

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

The Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF) will host a seminar on the Fundamentals of Sustainable Development and Net-Zero Transitioning on Wednesday, 11th January.

The seminar is hosted as part of the Middle East Sustainability Forum, organised by Finmark from 11-12 January under the theme: “Business Transition to Net-Zero – the Path Towards a Successful Low-Carbon Future”.

The seminar, held at the institute’s premises in Bahrain Bay, will be delivered by Head of Banking & Finance Centre at the BIBF, Zeeba Askar, who will be highlighting the fundamentals of sustainable development and its significance, with an emphasis on ESG and the transition towards net zero.

The benefits and the heightened sense of urgency associated with changing the mindset and culture of a corporation will also be highlighted, while looking at the principles behind how businesses can “do well while doing good” by internalising the commitment to the sustainable development goals to re-engineer “how” business is carried out.

In addition to discussing developments on a global and regional scale, the seminar will investigate the connection between resilience, sustainability, and business growth and expansion.

“In line with the Kingdom’s commitment to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2060, the seminar aims to raise awareness on the importance of public-private partnerships and how they can contribute to achieving the national, regional, and global net-zero goals,” Askar said.

“The BIBF’s participation in the Middle East Sustainability Forum reflects its commitment towards raising sustainability awareness and developing capabilities in sustainable development across all industries, which contributes to the Kingdom’s economic growth, and fosters cooperation towards a more sustainable future,” she added.

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Mercedes to build global vehicle charging network, starting in North America

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

Mercedes-Benz has announced far-reaching plans to launch a global high-power charging network across North America, Europe, China and other key markets. It will begin to be built this year in the US and Canada, followed by other regions around the globe.
The aim is to have the full network in place before the end of the decade, when Mercedes-Benz intends to go all-electric wherever market conditions allow.
The Mercedes-Benz charging hubs will be located in key cities and urban population centres, close to major arteries, convenient retail and service destinations, including participating Mercedes-Benz dealership sites.
The company believes this strategic move will significantly enhance the usability and convenience of its new generation of electric vehicles, differentiate the Mercedes-Benz ownership experience and accelerate the EV transformation.
The charging network will focus first and foremost on Mercedes-Benz customers, who will enjoy preferential access via a reservation function and other benefits. However, it will also be open to drivers of all other brands with compatible technology.
Mercedes-Benz kicks off charging rollout in North America
At CES 2023 in Las Vegas, Mercedes-Benz announced that the rollout of its high-power charging network will start this year in North America. The collaboration partners here include MN8 Energy, one of the largest solar energy and battery storage owners and operators in the US, and ChargePoint, a leading EV charging network technology company. By 2027, a network totalling more than 400 hubs across North America with more than 2,500 high-power chargers is planned to offer a premium, sustainable and reliable charging experience.
“Mercedes-Benz already offers what we believe to be the finest EVs in the market. But to accelerate the electric transformation, we need to ensure that the charging experience keeps pace as well. Our customers deserve a compelling charging experience that makes electric vehicle ownership and long-distance travel effortless. We won’t take a wait-and-see approach for this to be built. That’s why we are launching a global high-end charging network. It’s designed to become another differentiator of Mercedes-Benz ownership for our customers and an asset with value creation potential for our company. We are excited to start right here in North America with strong and experienced partners like MN8 Energy and ChargePoint,” said Ola Källenius, Chairman of the Board of Management of Mercedes-Benz Group AG.

An elevated charging experience the Mercedes-Benz way — seamless and secure

For those travelling long distances, Mercedes-Benz Electric Intelligence navigation makes life easy by automatically optimising route planning, incorporating the best charging points and reserving spaces in advance. The system knows the capacity utilisation at the respective locations and ensures customers can gain immediate access to the reserved charging point at the required time. This means no waiting for Mercedes-Benz customers. The seamless experience will be further enhanced by the easy and convenient “Plug & Charge” function. The charging station communicates directly with the vehicle via the charging cable. Manual authentication via card, app or head unit will not be required but possible. Mercedes-Benz customers can use this function via the Mercedes me connect service Mercedes me Charge. All other customers will have straightforward access to a wide array of payment functions.
Depending on region and location, the hubs will offer 4 to 12, and ultimately as many as 30, high-power chargers (HPC) with up to 350 kW of charging power.

More sustainable with green charging

In line with its sustainable “Ambition 2039” business strategy, Mercedes-Benz strives to enable its customers to charge with green energy at its own charging network. Preferably ensured via green electricity supply contracts or by using renewable energy certificates from an accredited supplier. Selected Mercedes-Benz charging hubs will also be equipped with photovoltaic systems to provide electricity for lighting and video surveillance, for example.

Focused capital spending

The total investment cost for the North American network will be just over 1 billion euros, deployed over the next 6-7 years. The capital for this will be provided by Mercedes and MN8 in a roughly 50:50 split.

Strong partners

By selecting MN8 Energy and ChargePoint as partners in North America, Mercedes-Benz is working with two of the leaders in their respective fields.
MN8 Energy is one of the largest solar energy and battery storage owners and operators in the US. By providing comprehensive, end-to-end project development, energy management, and exceptional maintenance and operations support to the Mercedes-Benz branded high-power charging network in the US, the company continues to focus on accelerating the transition to sustainable mobility. MN8 Energy is strategically well-aligned with the Mercedes-Benz “Ambition 2039,” and MN8 Energy supports Mercedes-Benz’s aim to maximise access to green charging for its customers throughout the US.
“MN8 Energy is on a mission to provide enterprise customers, such as Mercedes-Benz, with renewable energy and related solutions on their journey to an electrified, decarbonised world. Supporting the development of this exceptional charging experience helps address one of the most significant barriers to EV adoption — range anxiety. With each party playing to their strengths, we are thrilled to embark on this collaboration to expand charging access with Mercedes-Benz and ChargePoint,” said Jon Yoder, President & Chief Executive Officer, MN8 Energy.
ChargePoint has powered approximately five billion electric miles so far. ChargePoint already serves as the Mercedes-Benz backend provider in the US for Mercedes me Charge and has demonstrated a strong track record in software stability and hardware provision.
“Automotive leaders like Mercedes-Benz continue to lead the transition to electric mobility by bringing new EVs to market, and ChargePoint remains committed to enabling charging for all drivers whenever and wherever they want. With this partnership, we are expanding upon our existing relationships with Mercedes-Benz and MN8 to deliver a seamless charging experience for drivers, and turnkey charging solutions at no upfront cost to site hosts. By establishing charging hubs in convenient locations across the US and Canada, we’re able to provide a superior experience for more drivers who want to charge quickly and easily,” said Pasquale Romano, CEO, ChargePoint.
The establishment of the Mercedes-Benz high-power charging network marks an expansion of existing charging offers. Through Mercedes me Charge, the company already offers its customers access to around one million charging points worldwide, including the pan-European fast charging network IONITY, which is operated by Mercedes-Benz and other OEMs.

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New York sets to ban ‘forever chemicals’ from clothing by end of year

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

New York is set to ban the use of toxic chemicals in the manufacturing of clothing by the end of the year, according to US media reports.
The law, signed by New York Governor Kathy Hochul, sees the ban of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in apparel and will come into force on December 31, 2023.
Commonly known as “forever chemicals” due to their persistence, PFAS is associated with increased risk of kidney cancer, testicular cancer and other diseases.
Environmental organisations and advocates have been calling for a ban on PFAS chemicals, which are hard to degrade in the natural environment and found in an array of consumer products.
With the decision, New York will be joining California in banning “forever chemicals” from clothing.
Environmental activists have welcomed the strong action by both California and New York to phase out “forever chemicals” in the manufacturing of clothes.

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Xylem bolsters regional presence with new facility in UAE

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

Xylem, the leading water technology company committed to solving the most challenging water problems around the world, has announced the opening of its new USD 1.2 million service centre, state-of-the-art analytics lab and rental hub in the UAE — strengthening its position in the Middle East to better address the region’s water-related challenges.

Located in Jebel Ali Free Zone, the new facility will span over 10,000 square meters and will feature a wash bay, lifting and handling cranes and tooling, trimming and balancing machines, original spare parts, testing benches, a painting booth, programming and calibrating equipment and devices.

This move will enable Xylem to respond to any customer needs faster and provide tailor-made solutions such as real-time interventions by experts — 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The service hub currently employs more than 16 staff, including engineers and technicians and is set to create 300 employment opportunities.

Speaking on the latest innovations from Xylem, Naji Skaf, Managing Director of Xylem Middle East and Turkey, said: “With this expansion, we seek to solidify our position in the Middle East region and provide a slew of benefits including quicker turnaround, greater convenience and access to our customers. Our new centre of excellence is poised to bring about a gamut of opportunities for us that will support and accelerate our growth.”

The development of the facility is in line with Xylem’s commitment to resolving key challenges and illustrates the company’s commitment to bringing together advanced technologies, application expertise, and smart sustainable solutions to customers in the Middle East region — where there are significant issues pertaining to the management of water and wastewater.

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ZF, Beep to roll out next-generation autonomous shuttles in US

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

Automotive supplier ZF has unveiled its next-generation shuttle for autonomous driving in urban environments and mixed traffic at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas/Nevada, US.

The next generation complements the established model, which is primarily designed for use in segregated lanes. For the new shuttle generation ZF announces a strategic partnership with US mobility services provider Beep, Inc.

The agreement aims to deliver several thousand shuttles to customers over the coming years, combining ZF’s ATS with Beep’s mobility services and service management platform into a single-source autonomous mobility solution.

“In order to reduce traffic-related emissions in metropolitan areas, a reduction in motorised individual transport and a simultaneous expansion of more sustainable, efficient, comfortable, and affordable mobility options are required,” said Torsten Gollewski, Executive Vice President, Autonomous Mobility Systems at ZF.

With its Autonomous Transport Systems, ZF is driving a mobility transformation, while offering a solution to the serious driver shortage in local public transport. As further proof of its progress on the road to “Next Generation Mobility NOW”, ZF is presenting a new, autonomous Level 4 Shuttle. The new shuttle complements the already established autonomous shuttle model. In the near future, ZF can offer two shuttle types — one primarily for use in segregated lanes and the new model, which will be used primarily in urban environments and in mixed traffic.

Unlock mobility: New shuttle generation celebrates world premiere

The new shuttle is equipped with state-of-the-art sensor technology consisting of lidar, radar, camera, and audio systems that provide precise environmental detection. This is complemented by other technology such as the ZF ProConnect connectivity platform, which enables communication with the infrastructure and the cloud, as well as the ZF ProAI supercomputer, where data converge.

The Virtual Driver — ZF’s AD software — processes these expansive volumes of information, derives safe driving strategies using artificial intelligence, and passes them on as input to the on-board actuators. The Virtual Driver replaces the human driver and thus makes the steering wheel and brake pedal superfluous. The system is designed with redundancies so that the full functionality and operability of the vehicles are highly reliable. Thus, ProConnect and ProAI units in the shuttle work together to operate the ZF Virtual Driver. All ZF components and systems are Automotive Grade certified, meeting both the high safety and quality requirements of the automotive industry and applicable cyber security standards.

Focus on flexibility

With selectable battery capacities between 50 and 100 kWh, the next-generation shuttle can cover up to 80 miles in pure electric mode — at a maximum speed of initially 25 mph, in further development of 50 mph. The Shuttle offers a total passenger capacity of 22 with up to 15 seated. The vehicle conforms to requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act and includes an automatic ramp and wheelchair restraints. The interior is customisable in layout and trim level. With front- and rear-wheel steer and kneeling functions, distance to the sidewalk is reduced to a minimum when approaching a stop. This enables the shuttle to dock precisely and provide barrier-free boarding and disembarking.

Autonomous, emission-free ZF Shuttles can operate on defined routes 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Public transport operators can provide passengers with a mobility service even when demand is low and expand routes to meet increased demand despite an acute shortage of drivers.

New partnership with Beep – ZF industrialises shuttle business

With the US mobility provider Beep, ZF has already established a partnership for its new shuttle generation: ZF and Beep have signed an agreement to bring the shuttle to market in the United States.

Headquartered in Lake Nona, Florida, Beep delivers the next generation of shared mobility services. Specialising in planning, deploying and managing advanced autonomous shuttles for both private and public communities, Beep safely connects people, places and services in first-mile, last-mile mobility networks across the United States. The company has been safely testing autonomous shuttles for more than three years, with more than 100,000 road hours, and operates the largest and longest-tenured private-sector autonomous mobility network in the US in Lake Nona, Florida.

“We are excited to partner with ZF to bring their next shuttle generation to market in the United States,” said Joe Moye, Chief Executive Officer for Beep.

“ZF’s full suite of shuttle services, its US partner network and its automotive-grade vehicle complement our turnkey mobility networks and autonomous services technology platform. This shuttle will allow us to continue to pursue our vision of extending mobility equity and reducing carbon emissions, expanding our use cases while meeting industrial requirements for vehicle service life, performance and safety.”

Beep is evaluating a number of possible sites and routes with both new and existing customers.

“Our offer of clean, efficient and affordable mobility is convincing, and has found a partner and major customer in Beep,” said Gollewski.

ZF is a full-range supplier for autonomous transport systems

As a technology leader, ZF sees itself not only as a shuttle supplier, but also as a partner for the entire life cycle of its shuttles. Therefore, the partnership also includes comprehensive service maintenance to ensure smooth operation to help maximise uptime of the shuttles.

“For service, customers can rely on ZF’s global network with 20,000 workshop partners worldwide. In North America alone, we have 3,000 workshop partners, so support of our customers is always a priority,” said Marco Neubold, Vice President Industrial Aftermarket and Autonomous Mobility at ZF.

Additionally, ZF’s Mobility Solutions subsidiary provides a complete ecosystem for autonomous transport systems: Starting with individual consulting, planning of driving routes and the shuttles utilised to consulting on the required infrastructure, as well as charging and fleet management. These services can be smoothly integrated into existing systems and help enhance operational efficiency.

With ZF’s rollout of autonomous shuttle systems, the Group is taking a leading role in the future development of public transport. “This is true to our strategy of bringing autonomous driving at Level 4 into operational use first with commercial vehicles and shuttles. Autonomous transport systems are no longer a vision. We are starting with the implementation,” Gollewski emphasised.

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Green jobs soar, expected to hit 38.2 million by 2030

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

In 2021, global renewable energy jobs reached 12.7 million in a trend that’s set to continue. Despite fears of a severe decrease in fossil fuel jobs worldwide, as we transition to renewable energy, the good news is that opportunities in green energy are increasing rapidly.
The number of jobs in renewable energy grew by around 700,000 globally between 2020 and 2021, according to the Renewable Energy and Jobs Annual Review 2022 published by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
Solar power currently provides the highest number of renewable energy jobs, at 4.3 million, around a third of the total jobs. The majority of green energy jobs come from China, around 42 percent, while the EU and Brazil both hold 10 percent of the world’s renewable energy jobs, and the US and India each hold 7 percent.
The biggest proportion of renewable energy jobs, following solar, is hydropower with 2.4 million jobs, biofuels with 2.4 million, and wind power with 1.3 million. The number of jobs in renewables is expected to soar to 38.2 million by 2030, based on the current rate of growth and project pipeline. The number of jobs has already risen substantially from 7.3 million in 2012.
A significant proportion of renewable energy jobs were in construction, installation, and operations and maintenance (O&M).
With more and more large-scale solar and wind farms emerging, as well as other green energy operations, the need for the building and maintenance of key infrastructure is clear.
There were 257 GW of renewable electricity installed in 2021, meaning growth in cumulative capacity of 9 percent. And solar and wind power made up 88 percent of this expansion.

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UAE’s ADNOC allocates $15bln to advance decarbonisation projects

by Mohammad Ghazal 2 years ago

written by Mohammad Ghazal

ADNOC, a reliable and responsible provider of lower-carbon intensity energy, has announced a bold new strategy to progress the world-scale decarbonisation of its operations.
The announcement follows the guidance by ADNOC’s Board of Directors in November 2022 to accelerate delivery of its low-carbon growth strategy and the approval of its Net Zero by 2050 ambition. This builds on ADNOC’s strong track record as a leading lower-carbon intensity energy producer, which includes its use of zero carbon grid power, a commitment to zero flaring as part of routine operations and deployment of the region’s first carbon capture project at-scale.
Acting on the board’s guidance, ADNOC has allocated $15 billion (AED55 billion) to advance an array of projects across its diversified value chain by 2030. These projects will include investments in clean power, carbon capture and storage (CCS), further electrification of its operations, energy efficiency and new measures to build on ADNOC’s long-standing policy of zero routine gas flaring. ADNOC will apply a rigorous commercial and sustainability assessment to ensure that each project delivers lasting tangible impact.
Throughout 2023, a suite of new projects and initiatives will be announced, including a first-of-its-kind CCS project, innovative carbon removal technologies, investment in new, cleaner energy solutions and strengthening of international partnerships. Together with the recent formation of the ADNOC’s new Low Carbon Solutions and International Growth Directorate, these represent tangible and concrete action as the company reduces its carbon intensity by 25 percent by 2030 and moves towards its Net Zero by 2050 ambition.
His Excellency Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and ADNOC Managing Director and Group CEO, said: “Under the directives of the UAE’s wise leadership and the ADNOC Board of Directors, ADNOC continues to take significant steps to make today’s energy cleaner while investing in the clean energies and new technologies of tomorrow. Now, more than ever, the world needs a practical and responsible approach to the energy transition that is both pro-growth and pro-climate, and ADNOC is delivering tangible actions in support of both these goals.
“Cementing our strong track record of responsible and reliable energy production, ADNOC will fast-track significant investments into landmark clean energy, low-carbon and decarbonisation technology projects. As we continue to future-proof our business, we invite technology and industry leaders to partner with us, to collectively drive real and meaningful action that embraces the energy transition. This strategic, multi-billion-dollar initiative underscores ADNOC’s industry leadership as a leading global provider of lower-carbon energy.”
Building on ADNOC’s Al Reyadah facility, which has the capacity to capture up to 800,000 tons of CO2 per year, the company will announce plans to deploy technologies to capture, store and absorb CO2 by leveraging the UAE’s geological properties while preparing for its next major investment to capture emissions from its Habshan gas processing facility. Combined with ADNOC’s planned expansion of its carbon capture capacity to 5 million tons per annum (mtpa) by 2030, the UAE will be firmly established as a worldwide hub for carbon capture expertise and innovation.
ADNOC’s expansion of CCS is planned to support the significant scale-up of hydrogen and lower-carbon ammonia production capabilities in Abu Dhabi as ADNOC advances a world-scale 1 million tons per annum (mtpa) blue ammonia production facility at TA’ZIZ, the industrial services and logistics ecosystem that is enabling the expansion of the Al Ruways Industrial City, as well as Abu Dhabi’s wider chemicals, manufacturing and industrial sectors. To date, ADNOC has already delivered test cargoes of low-carbon ammonia to Europe and Asia.
ADNOC’s expansion of its new energy portfolio will largely be delivered through its stake in Masdar, the UAE’s clean energy powerhouse with over 20 gigawatts (GW) of clean energy today and plans to increase its capacity to 100 GW by 2030. Masdar is also spearheading the UAE’s drive to develop a leading position in green hydrogen.
Since January 2022, ADNOC has received 100 percent of its grid power supply from Emirates Water and Electricity Company’s (EWEC) nuclear and solar energy sources, making it the first major company in the industry to decarbonise its power at scale through a clean power agreement of this kind.
ADNOC also concluded a $3.8 billion deal to build a first-of-its-kind, sub-sea transmission network in the MENA region, connecting ADNOC’s offshore operations to the onshore power network, with the potential to reduce ADNOC’s offshore carbon footprint by up to 50 percent.
Building on the multi-billion capital investment in decarbonisation projects, ADNOC is working closely with its international partners and stakeholders across the energy value chain to collaborate on technology, best practices and policy to support and drive global decarbonisation efforts.

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