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Hydrom inks several agreements boosting Oman’s green hydrogen sector
Oman is set to launch large-scale green hydrogen production projects.
Sweden’s S2H2+Bm eyes Morocco’s green hydrogen sector
The Swedish developer will leverage solar and biomass energy to bring online a green hydrogen plant with an annual 500k ton production capacity by 2030, aiming to export some of the fuels to the EU.
Oman’s OQ and Vulcan Green Steel partner on 3 TW clean energy project
OQ Alternative Energy and Vulcan Green Steel established a JV to develop a 3 TW integrated green project to power hard-to-abate sectors, including steel.
AD Ports + UK’s Liberty Steel ink MoU to decarbonize steel and iron production
The agreement will bring the UAE in on Liberty's access to 4 bn tons of Australian magnetite ore.
NOVEMBER 2023 30 November - 12 December (Thursday-Tuesday): Conference of the Parties (COP 28), Dubai, UAE. DECEMBER 2023 1-10 December (Friday-Saturday): Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week COP28 Special Edition, Dubai, UAE. 7-8 December (Thursday-Friday): Future Investment Initiative (FII) Priority, Hong Kong. 8 December (Friday): Youth for Sustainability Forum (Y4S), Dubai, UAE. 12-14 December (Tuesday-Thursday): Green Hydrogen […]
TODAY: Historic draft COP28 text side steps fossil fuel phaseout
Good morning, nice people. It’s (supposedly) the final day of COP28, but we very much doubt that will be the case. We have a draft agreement, but there’s a whole lot of unhappy and unsatisfied people in Dubai this morning. What to expect? A heavy day of negotiations and heated debate today, possibly stretching into […]
Draft COP28 text falls short of calling for fossil fuel phaseout
The draft was heavily criticized for its “weak” language on fossil fuel phase out
UAE’s ENEC signs a raft of nuclear agreements and more African expansions in renewables from Masdar and Amea Power
Nuclear takes great strides at COP28 and African renewables gain more of a spotlight