UAE is expected to add 6.34 gigawatts to its power capacity from green projects between 2024 and 2030: Energy Industries Council

UAE is expected to add 6.34 gigawatts to its power capacity from green projects between 2024 and 2030: Energy Industries Council

ABU DHABI/ WAM Ryan McPherson, Regional Director (Middle East, Africa, Russia & CIS) for the Energy Industries Council (EIC), said that the United Arab Emirates is making continuous progress in the renewable energy sector, ranking advanced among regional countries in terms of clean and renewable energy production capacity. MacPherson added in statements to the Emirates ...

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Ryan McPherson, Regional Director (Middle East, Africa, Russia & CIS) for the Energy Industries Council (EIC), said that the United Arab Emirates is making continuous progress in the renewable energy sector, ranking advanced among regional countries in terms of clean and renewable energy production capacity.

MacPherson added in statements to the Emirates News Agency (WAM), on the occasion of the Council’s celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the establishment of its regional office in Dubai, that according to data from the Energy Industries Council, the UAE is expected to add 6.34 gigawatts to its power capacity from green projects between 2024 and 2030, through 12 planned projects.

MacPherson explained that these projects reflect the UAE’s commitment to enhancing the sustainability of its energy resources and reducing reliance on fossil fuels, noting that the country has been investing heavily for decades in new technologies and developing