Green hydrogen refers to the gas produced from renewable sources of energy such as wind and solar, which powers electrolysers that split water molecules. Blue hydrogen, which is being produced by Adnoc, is manufactured through steam methane reforming. For this year, we have already initiated the assessment, the design aspect of the project, Mr Al Muharrami told
The National in an interview. Hopefully, by the end of this year we ll be able to complete that work so that we can begin the next phase of that project, he added.
This will involve construction of the demonstrator project and is likely to take two years, he said.
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Urban development in the UAE may have helped to limit pollution levels by reducing the amount of dust whipped up by the wind, according to new research.
The study by scientists at Khalifa University of Science and Technology offered a new perspective on how urbanisation affects air quality by highlighting a way in which it may prove beneficial.
The research also suggested that cloud seeding may likewise have helped to clean the air, by encouraging rainfall.
The reduction we found is in the total load of aerosols in the atmosphere, which includes the anthropogenic aerosols
Dr Diana Francis, Khalifa University
Masdar: celebrating 15 years of climate action and sustainable development
ABU DHABI, 4th May 2021 (WAM) - This month, Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s flagship renewable energy company, is celebrating 15 years of pioneering clean energy solutions, technology innovation and sustainable urban development in the United Arab Emirates and across the world.
To mark this important milestone, Masdar has launched For A Sustainable Future , a campaign that showcases its progressive and continuous climate impact journey. Since it was established in 2006, Masdar’s mandate has been to support the UAE’s leadership role in the global energy sector, while also supporting the nation’s economic diversification, and climate action agenda.
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Turkey has been accused by the Somalian opposition of interfering in the country’s electoral process and providing weapons to the armed forces of the president.
It is the second time in less than two months that such an accusation has been made. On March 22, sources with access to the Defence Ministry told MENAFN that Turkey had sent a shipment of weapons and armoured vehicles to Somalia with the purpose of arming Turkish-trained special forces.
The move would be considered provocative, as the special forces have been known to interfere in the country’s elections on the side of Somalian President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed (referred to as “Farmajo”.)