DSCE releases 2021 State of Green Economy Report reporters@khaleejtimes.com Filed on April 12, 2021 Dubai decreased its carbon emissions by 22 per cent in 2019, two years ahead of the Carbon Abatement Strategy 2021 The UAE excelled in its Covid-19 response, and went on to announce that digitisation and the green economy would serve as the basis for the UAE’s post-pandemic recovery The Dubai Supreme Council of Energy (DSCE) on Monday released the seventh 'State of Green Economy Report'. Themed ‘2020: Towards the next 50’, this edition focuses on public and private sector initiatives that will contribute to the country’s development and transition to a green economy in the upcoming 50 years. The report is structured to focus on five pillars, namely in the economy, education, infrastructure, health and media.