The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy issued the District Cooling Regulation and the District Cooling Applicability Regulation which have been in effect since September 2019.

The Abu Dhabi Government thus becomes the first government in the…

Efficient use of energy is key in helping to conserve energy while reducing its environmental impact.
We are committed to tackling environmental challenges and improving energy efficiency across Abu Dhabi's industrial and commercial sectors for the current and future…

A key part of Abu Dhabi’s future energy outlook and the diversification of the energy mix is the construction of four nuclear plants each with a capacity of 1400MW (5600MW overall), located at Barakah in the Dhafra Region, 250 kilometres west of Abu Dhabi city. DOE is responsible for…

·      Regulate the trade of petroleum products in the emirate of Abu Dhabi where DoE will develop a comprehensive framework for all relevant parties and collaborate with stakeholders to enhance safety and security in the energy sector in Abu Dhabi.

As part of the Emirate’s aspiration, Abu Dhabi is committed to developing a more sustainable and low-carbon energy mix to meet the growing demand of energy and water to drive economic development. These technologies include, amongst other things, solar PV and CSP generation.…

The water and electricity sector plays a vital role in driving and strengthening the economy in the country and will continue to do so in the future. The Abu Dhabi  Sustainable Water Solutions Company (SWS) collects, treats, and disposes the wastewater received from the customers, where all processes…

The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy issued the District Cooling Regulation and the District Cooling Applicability Regulation which have been in effect since September 2019.

The Abu Dhabi Government thus becomes the first government in the…

Efficient use of energy is key in helping to conserve energy while reducing its environmental impact.
We are committed to tackling environmental challenges and improving energy efficiency across Abu Dhabi's industrial and commercial sectors for the current and future…

A key part of Abu Dhabi’s future energy outlook and the diversification of the energy mix is the construction of four nuclear plants each with a capacity of 1400MW (5600MW overall), located at Barakah in the Dhafra Region, 250 kilometres west of Abu Dhabi city. DOE is responsible for…

·      Regulate the trade of petroleum products in the emirate of Abu Dhabi where DoE will develop a comprehensive framework for all relevant parties and collaborate with stakeholders to enhance safety and security in the energy sector in Abu Dhabi.