As the energy transition intensifies, our sector faces pivotal moments. #RenewableEnergy is on a steep trajectory, and Digital Transformation is not just a trend but a necessity. With a potential 35% of global electricity generation stemming from renewables by 2025 and an estimated $11 trillion in renewable tech investments by 2050, the way forward is clear: adapt, innovate, and lead.

As the world grapples with climate change and resource scarcity, the oil and gas industry must balance economic growth with environmental responsibility. My latest article published in Oil Review ME delves into the innovative strategies and technologies that can help us improve efficiency and minimize our environmental footprint within the oil and gas sector. It highlights the critical role of artificial intelligence and automation in optimizing production, reducing costs, and minimizing waste.

There is no doubt that human actions – and inaction – have significantly contributed to climate change, led to devastating calamities across the globe, and deteriorated multiple habitats and ecosystems over the years.

With the demand for electric vehicles (EVs) on the rise, the need for efficient and accessible charging infrastructure is becoming more crucial. Localizing the EV charging manufacturing industry presents a unique opportunity for economic growth, job creation, and sustainability in the UAE and the MENA region.

General Manager Rasso Bartenschlager explains how Al Masaood Power Division is supporting the U.A.E. Net Zero 2050 strategic initiative through innovation and sustainable technologies.

Airborne deliveries allow for improved access to essential services such as healthcare and basic supplies.

Undoubtedly, the road to net-zero carbon emissions will not be without its set of challenges. As fossil-heavy economies commit to tackling the greatest test of our times – the climate crisis – we will have to make serious concessions if we hope to reach targets.

The UAE is making huge strides to diversify and shift from its heavy dependency on oil by investing in sustainable energy especially solar energy. But how do you ensure that even remote locations have access to green power?