Key drivers for a clean energy future
CCUS will be a vital tool in the fight against climate change. As well as preventing CO² from entering the atmosphere, it enables the use of clean burning gas to enhance oil recovery, and can be leveraged for other industrial uses such as power generation and desalination.
Investing in Hydrogen ecosystem
Supplying the power grid with diverse energy sources is critical to the UAE’s future energy plans. In doing so, clean energy will complement the existing energy mix to the grid and enable further sustainability ambitions.
Ensuring Multi-Source Power Mix
Leveraging its expertise in gas production and low-cost solar power, the UAE is developing blue and green hydrogen initiatives that offer enormous potential in meeting sustainability targets.
Rolling out digital Clean Energy Certificates
The introduction of CECs enables entities to trade in renewable and nuclear energy certificates in Abu Dhabi. To maintain authenticity and build trust, blockchain technology enables CECs to trace the energy sources and capture transaction data when certificates are traded.
Leveraging Carbon, Capture, Utilisation and Storage
Collaboration amongst stakeholders
Developing Reverse Osmosis plants
Collaboration will also be key to unlocking a sustainable future. Orchestrated action from the energy and industrial sectors alongside policymakers, regulators and government is needed to deploy renewables at speed and scale, incentivized by long-term stable policies and regulations.
Reverse Osmosis (RO) is more efficient than conventional thermal desalination plants as the technology uses 50% less energy to produce potable water.
