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Increasing frozen food temperature by three degrees could heavily slash carbon emissions
The move could reduce carbon emissions by 17.7 mn metric tons a year
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JANUARY 2024 8-10 January (Monday-Wednesday): International Conference on Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, Doha, Qatar. 9-11 January (Tuesday-Thursday): Future Minerals Forum, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 13-14 January (Saturday-Sunday): Libya Energy and Economic Summit, Tripoli, Libya. 20-24 January (Saturday-Wednesday): ASHRAE Winter Conference, Illinois, USA. FEBRUARY 2024 26-28 February (Monday-Wednesday): Management and Sustainability of Water Resources, Dubai, UAE. […]
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TODAY: Adnoc’s first international equity investment in carbon management
Good morning, ladies and gents. The news cycle is beginning to pick up and we have some green financing and acquisitions updates emerging from the UAE and Bahrain. Let’s jump in. THE BIG CLIMATE STORY- UAE’s Adnoc has acquired a 10.1% stake in Storegga, a UK-based company that develops carbon capture and storage projects around […]
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Adnoc makes first international investment in carbon management
Adnoc aims to capture 10 mn tons of CO2 annually by 2030
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Bahrain Steel secures USD 450 mn green loan to build world’s largest solar-powered stockyard shed
The seven year-loan will help the company build the world’s largest stockyard shed, and performance will be tracked against sustainable performance targets
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Slaven Klarin-Smiljanic appointed as Group Managing Director for Stellantis Middle East
The automaker is looking to expand its partnerships in the Mena region
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Neom partners with Saudi’s Energy Ministry on the energy sector + Oman request proposals for the construction of a 500 MW solar plant
Neom will explore more renewable energy technologies and hydrogen projects in Saudi. Oman’s Ibri III Solar will generate 1.5 TWh of renewable energy annually.