UAE Champions Clean Energy Transition at G20 Summit in Brazil

The UAE, through its Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, took part in the G20 Ministerial Session in Brazil, emphasizing collaboration in energy and climate action. UAE's representatives highlighted their commitment to an equitable energy transition and outlined the strategic steps for expanding renewable energy and hydrogen trade globally.

The United Arab Emirates, represented by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, actively participated in the G20 Ministerial Session in Brazil, focusing on global collaboration in energy and climate action. The session, attended by G20 nations, emphasized opportunities and challenges in the energy sector.

Sharif Al Olama, Undersecretary for Energy and Petroleum Affairs, reiterated the UAE's dedication to a fair energy transition, as established in the UAE Consensus. Engaging in multiple high-level discussions, Al Olama highlighted innovation's crucial role in reshaping the energy landscape. These discussions included the Clean Energy Ministerial and Mission Innovation Dialogue.

The UAE's ambitious energy policies were underscored in sessions such as the Unlocking Future Fuels Ministerial Session. Al Olama presented the UAE Energy Strategy 2050 and led the Hydrogen International Trade Forum's third ministerial meeting. The discussions explored challenges and prospects for developing cross-border hydrogen trade, focusing on future fuels and innovative cooling technologies.

(With inputs from agencies.)