Managed by Johnson Controls, the service will use energy saving measures and advanced technologies to reduce 26,880 tonnes of CO2 emissions from Aldar Assets, achieving a net-zero plan
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IEA projects doubling of nuclear power generation by 2050
The agency expects at least 30 countries increasing their use of nuclear power during the period
Finding the path to sustainable mobility in the GCC
GCC cities need to “invert the transport pyramid” by moving away as far as possible from privately-owned cars and toward public transport, and other mobility options
How Dubai’s public transport network will produce zero emissions by 2050
Roads and Transport Authority endorses long-term plan to reduce emissions by 8 million tons of carbon dioxide and save AED3bn
Why companies need to increase ESG alignment to resist future shocks
Since Covid-19 swept across the world, shutting down cities, slowing down trade and changing the way we work, businesses have had to adapt. The crisis is impacting everyone across the world irrespective of location and borders. There has been a collective effort to the end the pandemic and the response has brought to the forefront […]
End-users must play their part in regional renewables drive, says industry expert
Alberto Torner, head of Middle East, Turkey and Caucasus for Ariston Thermo Group, said solar systems installed in a villa can save around 3,200 kilos per year of CO2 emissions
Why the pandemic won’t solve climate change
Although CO2 emissions have dropped due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it cannot be considered a win for the energy transition
Video: Only few technologies available to reduce emissions to zero in key sectors
The world must accelerate its use of renewable energy sources if it is to hit zero emissions targets, according to a new report. Ahead of a major international conference on climate goals, the International Energy Agency says emissions-cutting projects that could generate tens of millions of green jobs around the world – to replace some of those lost in the current pandemic.
Video: What earth looks like when everything stops
As life on Earth slowed to a crawl, hundreds of satellites orbiting overhead captured day-by-day images of this unprecedented moment in history. Analysts have been poring over the pictures to better understand the coronavirus pandemic’s effect on human civilisation, and what it means for our future.
How Emirates airline’s catering unit plans to cut CO2 emissions
Emirates Flight Catering has commissioned a solar power system across its premises which is expected to deliver an annual reduction of 3 million kg of greenhouse gas emissions
Middle East’s business aviation sector goes green
The business aviation industry is increasingly turning to sustainable alternative jet fuels to enhance sustainability
Video: Can UAE reach its carbon footprint goals?
About 148 countries have signed and ratified the Paris Climate Agreement and the UAE was the first to make its mark.
Going green could take decades, warns Emirates chief
Airline bosses seek to defend their business against a rising tide of criticism over aircraft emissions
Video: Could emission free, slow flying be the future?
The modern trend in aviation is towards more fuel-efficient flying. Through advanced engine technology and aircraft design, the aim for increased fuel efficiency is clear.
Dubai’s DXB installs region’s largest airport solar energy system
Dubai Airports and Etihad Energy Services Company announce installation of a solar energy system comprising 15,000 photovoltaic panels
The greenhouse effect: Counting the cost of climate change
Climate change could mean a world without chocolate and coffee