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A deep-dive into a roundtable discussion co-hosted by Frontier25, HSBC, and Hub71 to explore the financing of the energy transition in the UAE and beyond.
Discover moreDetailed outcomes and recommendations following a Frontier25 policy hack on methane and air quality, held in partnership with the Global Methane Hub.
Discover moreInsights from our 25 to 2050: Ideas to Impact forum point to a common goal: meaningful climate action to drive innovation and engage communities.
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Earth Hour is a globally recognised climate awareness moment, but transforming energy systems is where we can have real impact.
Discover moreHer Highness As the global community intensifies efforts to combat climate change, COP29 marked a significant step forward in shaping the future of international carbon markets. At the heart of these discussions was Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, a cornerstone for enabling international cooperation on emissions reduction and unlocking climate finance. The United Arab Emirates (UAE), with its growing commitment to sustainability and carbon market development, stands to both contribute to and benefit from these changes. The UAE Carbon Alliance and the UNFCCC Regional Collaboration Center for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and South Asia (SA) collaborated on this article to highlight key COP29 outcomes and their implications for both the global and regional carbon market landscape.
Discover moreAbu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW), held from January 12 to 18 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre and with related events throughout the Emirate, highlighted the UAE’s leadership in sustainability and provided a dynamic platform for global stakeholders to unite, innovate, and take decisive action towards a more sustainable future. ADSW served as an important catalyst for collaboration among industry, civil society, and government and momentum on climate action following COP29, setting the stage for impactful solutions in the year ahead.
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