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HuaweiABU DHABI - 2009 will be a consolidation year for the renewable energy sector across the world mainly due to global economic slowdown according to Dr Miroslav Durana, Director and Head - Alternative Energy Research of Credit Suisse.
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ABU DHABI - Bjorn K. Haugland, chief operating officer of DNV, has called on the UAE to lead the way forward and take a proactive approach in carbon capture and storage (CCS).
ABU DHABI - Millennium Energy Industries (MEI), a leading solar solutions company operating in the MENA region, will set up a huge central solar hot water system at the Modern Residential City, coming up at the Al Musafah area in Abu Dhabi.
ABU DHABI - Abu Dhabi seems to be fast nearing its dream of becoming the global hub of alternative energy, if the enthusiasm that was visible at the opening day of World Future Energy Summit (WFES) here on Monday was any indication.
ABUDHABI - The current global financial meltdown seems to have become an indirect windfall for Masdar, the mega initiative launched by the UAE in April 2006 for advancing the development, commercialisation and deployment of renewable and alternative energy technologies and solutions.
ABU DHABI - Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA) plans to invest $2-4 billion in the energy sector this year as global economic recession has forced several distressed firms to show interest in business partnerships with the world’s fastest growing energy giant, said Peter Barker-Homek, its chief executive officer.
ABUDHABI - Masdar, the energy initiative of Abu Dhabi, will set up a 17MW utility grade solar power plant in Spain at a cost of €171 million in strategic alliance with Spanish engineering group SENER.
ABU DHABI - To help meet the Abu Dhabi government’s pledge on Monday to draw seven per cent of its energy resources from renewable methods, Enviromena will build a 10 megawatt solar energy plant in the Emirate.
SHARJAH - The Middle East steel fabrication Industry continues to thrive powered by at least a trillion dollar worth of construction projects still underway in the region.
DUBAI - Arabtec Construction, will postpone work on a Dh2.4 billion($653.4 million) project for at least a year after developer Emirates Sunland decided to delay the project, London-based MEED said on Monday.