Dubai Electricity and Water Authority’s Sustainability and Innovation Centre has launched the CleanTech Alliance, an initiative aimed at giving local and international companies a platform to present their work in clean energy, sustainability and the energy transition. The program is intended to support progress toward net-zero goals in the UAE and internationally by connecting companies with investors and innovators active in the sector.
According to Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, managing director and chief executive of DEWA, the centre plays a role in advancing the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 and the Dubai Net Zero Carbon Emissions Strategy 2050. He said the centre functions as a hub for clean and renewable energy innovation, supporting partnerships and technologies that contribute to Dubai’s sustainability objectives.
The Sustainability and Innovation Centre receives tens of thousands of visitors each year, including investors, start-ups, academic institutions and technology companies from around the world. Members of the CleanTech Alliance can participate in the centre’s initiatives, present their solutions on site and engage in programs designed to support innovation and collaboration in clean and renewable energy.
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