The United Arab Emirates (UEA) is actively advancing in the #solar sector, notably marked by the development of the world's largest single-site solar farm at Al Dhafra, which boasts a 2 GW capacity. This impressive project has propelled the country's total solar capacity beyond 3 GW as of 2022. At the end of 2023, the total installed capacity was at 5,3GW. 📈
With a bold goal to reach 14 GW of renewable energy by 2030, the UAE is set to significantly reduce carbon emissions—projects like the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park in Dubai are expected to cut 6.5 million tons of #CO2 annually upon reaching 5 GW capacity.⚡
At the same time, the UAE has encouraged the adoption of distributed and #rooftop solar installations through programs such as the Shams Dubai Solar Program. This net-metering scheme aims to facilitate over 5,000 #residential and commercial systems with a combined 200 MW capacity by 2023. Initiatives such as Shams Dubai have helped simplify the #permitting and #grid connection processes, although the requirements can vary across different Emirates, impacting the ease of installation. 🏢
Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE has called for solar #PV to be installed on every roof in Dubai by 2030, as part of the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050, thereby acknowledging the benefits of solar as an affordable, clean, and reliable #energy.☀️
#Solar2people #EnergyTransition #Renewables
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