Abu Dhabi
The EWEC pipeline is two lists of six, and the site never adds them
Two lists on one operator's site hold twelve projects between them, each with its own page and its own capacity figure. Put…
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Abu Dhabi
The 2.5 GW Abu Dhabi solar PV capacity counts two plants, not four
A single sentence on one plant page carries the figure most often quoted for Abu Dhabi solar: around 2.5 GW (AC). It…
UAE
Carbon credits and the UAE free-zone 0% rate: what the 2025 rules actually changed
The exchange requirement is gone. What replaced it is a quoted-price test that a price reporting agency can satisfy — which is…
UAE
The UAE’s hydrogen strategy: what 1.4 million tonnes by 2031 actually means
Two numbers reframe the whole strategy. The 1.4 million tonnes everyone quotes is total low-carbon hydrogen — green is 1.0 of it.…
Dubai
On-site solar for a Dubai retail asset: what Shams Dubai actually allows
The roof is rarely the constraint. Shams Dubai caps installed capacity against your Total Connected Load, excludes ground mounts, and admits only…
Dubai
Inside the world’s largest single-site solar park: MBR’s path to 8 GW and what it does to prices
The 2030 target moved twice — 5,000 MW, then 7,260, now 8,060 — while most coverage still cites the first. The tariff…
UAE
Designing for 50°C: green building strategies that actually work in the Gulf
The European recipe reverses here. Higher SHGC to catch winter sun becomes the wrong instinct in a climate with eight months of…
UAE
EV charging for UAE commercial real estate: what the tariff rules actually allow
The landlord does not set the price. Charging tariffs are standardised federally under Cabinet Decision 81 of 2024, so the return comes…
Dubai
District cooling in Dubai: what the Empower tariff actually costs a building
Empower's Q1 2026 net profit of AED 208 million and Tabreed's expanding footprint explain why district cooling cost Dubai Empower Tabreed comparisons…
UAE
Full-fleet Barakah: what a quarter-nuclear grid actually changes for corporate buyers
Coverage still describes nuclear certificates as something under development. They have been trading since 2021, run on quarterly auctions, and Barakah backs…