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SirajPower, the UAE’s leading provider of solar roof plants offering both construction and financing solutions under one umbrella, today announced the expansion of its operations in Abu Dhabi following the signature of [...] 

Addressing a UN statistical meeting, the UAE stressed the need for international joint action and cooperation to harness latest technology to reach the Sustainable Development Goals 2030.

In his address before the [...] 

Khalifa University of Science and Technology, a research university dedicated to the advancement of learning through the discovery and application of knowledge, and Wahaj Solar (Wahaj Investment L.L.C) today announced they [...] 

The C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group recently conducted its first workshop for the Mass Transit Network – hosted in Dubai – [...] 

The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MOCCAE) has rolled out the National Plan of Action for the Conservation of Marine Turtles in the UAE 2018-2021 that seeks to protect marine turtles and their habitats in the country’s waters.

The [...] 

With effective and timely action, the world’s most valuable resource – its oceans – could be saved. In creating a sustainable ocean economy, countries around the globe have a real chance at protecting their [...] 

The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) has launched ‘The Reservation and Sustainability of Marine Water in Abu Dhabi’, [...] 

The Global Clean Water Desalination Alliance (GCWDA) has entered into a partnership with the International Office for Water (IOWater), a France-based not-for-profit organisation dedicated to improving global water resource management.

The [...] 

The 2019 Solar Outlook Report sheds light on recent developments in MENAs solar markets and outlines the trends that will shape these markets in the years ahead. They key highlights are:

• The region’s solar market is now worth $20 billion. There is $5 billion worth of solar projects operating across MENA with another $15 billion of projects set come online in next 5 years.
• Prices for solar technolog continues to fall. The 200 MW Kom Ombo solar PV project in Egypt and the 150 MW Round 3 solar PV tender in Jordan both received low bids of 2.752 US$ cent/kWh and 2.488 US$ cent/kWh respectively. This is around 50% cheaper than the natural gas-based price for electricity. It is expected that in the next 3 years the price for solar will reach 1 US$ cent/kWh which would make it among the cheapest in the world.
• New markets are opening up for solar investments across the MENA region. Saudi Arabia started construction on its first utility scale PV project (300 MW Sakaka) The Kingdom is on track to award 58,000 MW of solar power by 2030, making it one of the top 5 solar markets in the world. Jordan and Lebanon are also in the process of awarding some of the first utility scale storage tenders in the region. Algeria, Tunisia and Oman are also launching major solar projects.

“We are thrilled to see how rapidly [...] 

Masdar, the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company, has positioned itself in the commercial off-grid energy sector by increasing its capacity to rapidly deploy solar kits in off-grid communities around the world.

Building on the [...]