The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has approved its national hydrogen strategy as the country looks to triple its renewable energy capacity by the end of the decade.
Coming as part of its wider energy plans, the UAE Government intends on investing between AED150bn ($40.8bn) and AED200bn ($54.4bn) in all energy up to 2030.
Under the new national hydrogen strategy, the UAE plans to position itself as a key producer and exporter of low-carbon hydrogen over the next eight years by developing supply chains and establishing hydrogen clusters as well as a national R&D centre.
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