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The mid-size BESS units are engineered to deliver reliable power in demanding conditions. (Image source: Aggreko)
Aggreko has introduced two new mid-size Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to support regional businesses in their shift towards sustainable energy solutions.
These new plug-and-play systems, available in 500 KW and 250 KW capacities, are designed to meet a broad spectrum of energy storage needs for industrial and commercial applications. They optimise overall system performance, cut operational costs, and significantly lower carbon emissions.
The mid-size BESS units are engineered to deliver reliable power in demanding conditions, providing versatility, efficiency, and dependability. These batteries can operate independently, as part of a hybrid setup with a generator, or in combination with additional BESS units. They are particularly well-suited for renewable energy projects across various sectors, including events, construction, petrochemicals, utilities, data centres, and mining.
These systems are eco-friendly, helping companies comply with emission standards while their rapid installation and commissioning reduce generator usage and fuel consumption, leading to cost savings and greater operational independence. Aggreko's renowned customer support, including remote monitoring, ensures that the units deliver consistent and uninterrupted service.
Adam Read, head of sales - Middle East, Aggreko, stated, “We are excited to introduce our new mid-sized Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to the regional market. They can be used as a standalone power source or in combination with mobile solar panels, wind or generators. To meet the constantly evolving energy demands of businesses, our BESS units are made scalable to match changing needs. A single unit can be easily combined into an integrated energy storage system to deliver the power and energy capacity required for any business. Incorporating batteries can be a significant step toward sustainability for any company. Additionally, battery-based solutions can provide reliable emission-free energy for specific processes while reducing fuel costs.”
The mid-size BESS units also help manage fluctuating loads by storing surplus energy for future use, improving reliability, and eliminating low-load periods. Ready for immediate deployment, these systems include all essential components like batteries, inverters, HVAC, and fire protection. Both units feature an ECO controller, which simplifies the monitoring and control of all integrated systems. With zero emissions, no noise, and minimal maintenance requirements, these systems enable businesses to reduce their environmental impact.
Dermosessian and Kim signing the contract. (Image source: EEIC)
Emirates Electrical & Instrumentation Company (EEIC) signed an MoU with MediSun Energy, a company specialising in osmotic (blue) energy technology.
This MoU represents a major step towards enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of water desalination and securing water resources across the UAE, the companies said in a statement.
The MoU was officially signed by Hagop Dermosessian, general manager of EEIC & GCG Engineering Services, and Dusun Kim, co-founder & CEO of MediSun Energy, during the World Utilities Congress 2024.
Through this partnership, EEIC will utilise MediSun Energy’s innovative WEGen technology to improve energy efficiency in desalination processes and brine management. This collaboration aligns with EEIC’s strategic goal of expanding its footprint in the renewable energy sector.
The partnership addresses critical water and energy challenges while supporting the UAE’s sustainability and innovation goals.
Traditional Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems are highly energy-intensive and produce brine as a by-product, creating significant environmental and economic concerns.
In contrast, MediSun Energy’s pioneering WEGen technology offers a game-changing solution by increasing energy efficiency through osmotic power.
This advanced technology not only generates electricity but also dramatically reduces energy consumption in desalination.
Dusun Kim stated, “Our collaboration with EEIC represents a significant advancement in sustainable water management. By integrating our WEGen technology, which utilises osmotic power, we can improve energy efficiency and reduce consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional RO systems. This collaboration is pivotal for achieving our vision of Blue Energy and delivering sustainable solutions in the UAE.”
Hagop Dermosessian said, “Our collaborative efforts will importantly help to stimulate the future of sustainable water brine management in the UAE. Leveraging our core competencies to deliver innovative and efficient solutions is an exciting step to protect the wider environment and mitigate the effects of costly RO systems. Our collaboration with MediSun Energy as the exclusive distributor for the UAE and our expertise spanning over two decades reflect our dedication to delivering comprehensive solutions in the renewable energy field.”
Viewpoint Field View is designed to enhance construction document management. (Image source: Trimble)
The construction industry is experiencing an important transition, as a growing number of project owners are now rapidly migrating to construction project management software to meet their document management needs. This change represents a shift from the tedious, conventional approaches to managing construction documents, and points towards improved productivity and streamlined workflows.
Managing construction documents was a difficult task prior to the development of construction project management software. In the past, stakeholders depended on a variety of offline storage devices, including filing cabinets, desktop computers, Excel spreadsheets, and external hard drives, to store and share information. This disorganised method of document control increased risks, prevented collaboration, pushed back project timelines, and ultimately led to huge losses for owners. More importantly, such confusion can also lead to critical construction errors that are dangerous and can cause significant delays.
According to Trimble, a leading provider of construction technology solutions, a dedicated project management software for construction can eliminate version confusion, access issues, and time wastage. The company outlines three main challenges that capital project owners and construction project managers encounter when keeping, organising, and disseminating project-related documents to consultants, subcontractors, and contractors.
These include the high cost of printing and mailing, where the expenses of printing and mailing hard-copy documents for distribution can quickly add up, especially when plans change, or additional details must be shared. Disorganised electronic files present another challenge since they are frequently cluttered, making document location difficult. It can be difficult for inexperienced users to use Microsoft-like folder structures and distribute documents via an FTP site. Comparably, outdated information is another issue that arises when team members are unable to find the most recent information. This can lead to needless change orders and delays in projects, which can also have a detrimental effect on the budget.
Offline solutions
To address these challenges, Trimble offers innovative solutions such as Viewpoint Field View and Viewpoint for Projects, designed to enhance construction document management by centralising information and streamlining processes.
Viewpoint Field View is a cloud-based and offline mobile solution designed to replace pen and paper in the field for snagging, forms and permits, project delivery, and handover. Field View enhances team productivity by allowing them to spend more time on-site and less time on administrative tasks back in the office—ultimately saving time, reducing costs, and mitigating risks. This solution enables field teams to efficiently manage tasks, track progress, and communicate updates without the delays associated with traditional methods. By integrating field data with project management systems, Viewpoint Field View helps reduce errors, improve decision-making, and enhance overall project efficiency.
Viewpoint for Projects, on the other hand, targets site management by offering a comprehensive platform for managing all project documents and communications. It is a construction document management system that streamlines project documentation, enables seamless sharing, control, and collaboration on project documents and drawings, all while maintaining strict revision control. This solution centralises information, making it easily accessible to all stakeholders involved in the project. With features that support document control, version management, and collaboration, Viewpoint for Projects helps ensure access to the most current information, thus reducing the risk of delays and costly changes.
Construction document management software have been utilised previously on several projects in the UAE. For instance, the Dubai Metro project is a notable example of a particularly effective document management system implementation during a period of rapid growth in the UAE. The project encountered numerous challenges throughout its lifecycle, from conception to completion. In order to better guide future projects, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) documented these difficulties, emphasising increased stakeholder collaboration, streamlined workflows, and improved document accessibility as crucial factors.
Today, the industry has evolved with innovative software systems offering advanced features for field and project management. Companies like Trimble are leading the way with solutions such as Viewpoint Field View and Viewpoint for Projects, designed to efficiently manage construction documents. By centralising document and information management, Trimble's construction project management software and construction document management software establishes a single, reliable source of information.
In comparison to previous projects, contemporary systems like the comprehensive Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) used for the new Abu Dhabi International Airport Midfield Terminal Building that opened in 2023, also offer significant improvements. This system oversees contracts, construction documents, and communication between contractors and stakeholders, demonstrating how modern solutions contribute to better project management and outcomes.
Solutions like Trimble's Viewpoint Field View and Viewpoint for Projects, set to make a significant impact in the Middle East, are designed to enhance construction document management and streamline processes within the ever-evolving construction ecosystem. These advanced systems highlight the ongoing commitment to simplifying project management and boosting operational efficiency, showcasing the industry's dedication to innovation and continuous improvement.
This article is penned by Trimble.
The solar power generated will be absorbed back into the grid, contributing to the renewable energy supply in the Northern Emirates. (Image soure: EtihadWE)
EtihadWE has partnered with the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MoEI) on a collaborative initiative aimed at promoting the utilisation of renewable energy in the Northern Emirates.
The Distributed Solar System (DSS) project allows EtihadWE customers to generate solar power through rooftop PV systems installed on their properties, with the generated power being fed back into the grid, boosting the overall supply of renewable energy.
The project aligns with the wise directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, for the sustainable and clean energy development of the UAE’s energy sector.
Launched in July 2023, the project began with a feasibility study to assess the financial and technical impacts of connecting DSS to the grid. EtihadWE has also developed regulations and technical guidelines for the systems in cooperation with MoEI.
As the certified installer, EtihadWE will provide certified contractors to install the solar panels, ensuring compliance with the latest safety standards.
Through this initiative, EtihadWE customers—including residential, industrial, and agricultural sectors—will have access to rooftop PV systems, allowing them to generate solar energy.
Renewables in the UAE
The solar power generated will be absorbed back into the grid, contributing to the renewable energy supply in the Northern Emirates.
While consumers will not directly utilise the energy produced by their solar panels, they will benefit from reduced energy bills by contributing to the renewable energy grid.
Participants in the initiative will have two meters: one to measure energy exported to the grid and another to measure energy imported. Each month, the exported vs imported energy will be tracked. If exports exceed imports, the excess energy will be credited to the customer’s account for use within the same year.
This initiative is part of a long-term strategy to increase accessibility to renewable energy in the Northern Emirates.
The project aims to create a more sustainable energy supply that reduces the carbon footprint and promotes cleaner energy sources.
His Excellency Eng Sharif Al Olama, Undersecretary for Energy and Petroleum Affairs at MoEI, stated, “The DSS project is a major contribution to the UAE’s shift to clean energy sources. It reflects our steadfast commitment to fast-tracking renewable energy deployment and the country’s sustainable development. We are pleased to partner with EtihadWE on this project that will pave the way for wider community engagement in building a more sustainable, energy-secure future.”
He added, “The project supports the long-term objectives of the UAE Energy Strategy 2050, including increasing the contribution of clean energy generation to 32%, ensuring the country is on track to meet its commitment to tripling the share of renewable energy by 2030 in line with the UAE Consensus. Such projects significantly contribute to enhancing the UAE’s global competitiveness rankings.”
EtihadWE CEO, Yousif Ahmed Al Ali remarked, “This major solar initiative marks a significant step in EtihadWE’s progress towards enhancing renewable energy in the Northern Emirates. We are embracing new technology to improve our operations, offer, products and customer service, whilst making our commitment to sustainability clear.”
“Through this project, we demonstrate our dedication to aligning our strategic approach with the UAE government’s directives to transition towards a future fuelled by sustainable energy.”
For businesses, the new project will lower operational costs and contribute to the development of more sustainable business models. The roll-out will commence with industrial customers in the initial phase.
EtihadWE also plans to host a series of workshops to educate customers on the initiative and its benefits, encouraging the broader adoption of solar energy solutions.
The event took place from 16-18 September this year. (Image source: WUC)
In line with the UAE’s forward-thinking leadership and commitment to sustainability, the World Utilities Congress 2024 returns to Abu Dhabi from 16-18 September, positioning the nation as a global leader in the evolving energy landscape.
The event will centre its Strategic Conference on pivotal themes, focusing on the utilities sector’s vital role in the global energy transition. The event aims to advance progress in challenging areas while seizing opportunities to meet net-zero goals. Held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, and hosted by Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA), this third edition builds on previous successes to provide a robust platform for utilities and their value chains to drive action towards a low-carbon, resilient future.
With the theme ‘Enabling a Secure and Sustainable Utilities Future’, the event is supported by the UAE’s Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure, Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DoE), Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi), and Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA). The Strategic Conference will cover topics from grid modernisation to water scarcity, with insights from global voices in power, water, and district cooling utilities aimed at powering a thriving, sustainable future.
Accelerating progress
Featuring 24 high-level sessions, the conference boasts an impressive lineup of speakers, including Jasim Thabet, group CEO and MD of TAQA; Francesco La Camera, director general of IRENA; Luc Rémont, chairman and CEO of EDF; Fabrizio Fabbri, CEO of Ansaldo Energia SpA; Alistair Phillips-Davies, CEO of SSE; Eng. Khaled Alqureshi, CEO of SWPC; Izumi Kai, CEO of JERA Asia Pte. Ltd., and Ben Backwell, CEO of Global Wind Energy Council, among others.
“The near future will require flexible and dynamic solutions from the power generation industry to ensure stable, affordable, and increasingly decarbonised energy production in the face of worldwide growing electricity demand. I see Ansaldo Energia Group's participation in the World Utilities Congress as an extremely valuable opportunity to share knowledge and visions that effectively address these challenges,” said Fabrizio Fabbri, CEO of Ansaldo Energia SpA.
“As the Middle East advances ambitious initiatives in renewable energy and water security, Schneider Electric remains dedicated to supporting the region’s energy transition through innovative solutions and digital transformation. The World Utilities Congress presents a critical opportunity for both the public and private sectors to collaborate in leading decarbonisation efforts and accelerating progress towards transforming the Middle East’s utilities and energy sector,” commented Amel Chadli, president of Gulf Countries, Schneider Electric.
The World Utilities Congress features four programming tracks, offering diverse session formats. The Strategic Conference will bring together high-level policy, regulatory, and strategic insights from around the world, while the Technical Conference showcases the brightest engineering minds, delivering the latest updates on projects, research, and innovation. Co-located with this year's event is the 6th Arab Water Forum, organised by the Arab Water Council and the League of Arab States, which will address urgent challenges around water scarcity and security. The Innovation Theatres, open to all, will host perspectives from across the energy value chain.
Wilo's stand at WUC. (Image source: Wilo)
Wilo Group, a manufacturer and digital pioneer in the pump industry, is presenting innovative solutions to address critical water management challenges at the Arab Water Forum, held alongside the World Utilities Congress 2024 in Abu Dhabi.
The company is showcasing a variety of advanced pumps and technologies, including the Wilo-Rexa SOLID Q with Nexos Intelligence, Wilo-Stratos MAXO, and Wilo-SiBoost Smart Helix EXCEL, to demonstrate how smart and sustainable practices can improve the efficiency of water management systems.
During the forum, Yasser Nagi, group director of Wilo Middle East and North Africa, will join a key panel discussion on the topic “Innovative Approaches for Water Sector Adaptation and Resilience for Water Scarcity and Climate Change.”
Water-use efficiency
Wilo Group's involvement in this prestigious event aligns with its support for The UAE Water Security Strategy 2036, which focuses on ensuring a sustainable and uninterrupted water supply during both normal and challenging times. The strategy aims to increase the water productivity index to USD 110/m3, reduce demand for water resources by 21%, and enhance water-use efficiency while reducing the water scarcity index by three degrees.
Yasser Nagi commented, “During this year’s Arab Water Forum, we aim to draw substantial attention from across the industry, with a projected footfall of over 100 visitors at our designated booth. We anticipate leveraging the dynamic platform to strengthen our network with high-level stakeholders, explore vast avenues for future collaborations and advance in the field of water management and utilities. At Wilo, we consider this event as an ideal opportunity to increase market visibility, boost our brand positioning and expand our market knowledge to manufacture innovative pump solutions in line with evolving customer requirements.”
The Arab Water Forum 2024 will feature numerous essential discussions within the water and utilities sectors and will play a key role in building connections between water management and other industries, contributing to the vision of a sustainable and prosperous future.
Wilo's participation underscores its unwavering dedication to innovation and sustainability in water management. By showcasing its expertise and cutting-edge solutions, the company seeks to collaborate with industry leaders, pushing the boundaries of innovation to develop solutions that will benefit both current and future generations, further solidifying its leadership in the industry’s ongoing transformation.
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The service began on 12 September. (Image source: Abu Dhabi Mobility)
The Integrated Transport Centre of Abu Dhabi has officially launched its green bus service, starting on 12 September.
This new fleet is powered by clean hydrogen and electric energy, marking a significant advancement in the Green Bus Programme, spearheaded by Abu Dhabi Mobility.
The programme aims to transform Abu Dhabi Island into a public transport green zone by 2030. As part of this initiative, a pioneering study was conducted—the first of its kind in Abu Dhabi and the wider region—to evaluate the feasibility and performance of hydrogen and electric buses under local climate and urban conditions.
Given the scarcity of research in the region, the study involved in-depth technical assessments of various bus models in collaboration with international manufacturers, government entities, and global agencies.
The new green bus service will operate on Route 65, connecting Marina Mall with Shams Boutik on Al Reem Island.
Green Bus Programme: a comprehensive action plan
Abu Dhabi's Green Bus Programme is a wide-ranging strategy focused on assessing and managing the emirate's public transport bus fleet. Its aim is to evaluate the most appropriate hydrogen and electric-powered technologies and offer these sustainable transport options to residents, visitors, and commuters. This will be achieved through partnerships with international government bodies and bus manufacturers, ensuring solutions are well-suited to the local environment. The programme also includes enhancing Emirati skills through specialised training programmes and practical learning experiences in South Korea and China.
Launched in November 2023, the assessment phase of the Green Bus Programme will conclude in June 2025. During this period, bus operators and drivers will undergo both theoretical and practical training, facilitated by Abu Dhabi Mobility’s partners. Certified technicians will also receive ongoing training to ensure they are prepared to handle daily maintenance and inspections of the green buses.
As the public bus system transitions from diesel to renewable energy, it is expected to cut annual carbon dioxide emissions in Abu Dhabi by over 100,000 metric tonnes.
Alba’s CEO Ali Al Baqali was a featured speaker at the CEO Panel. (Image source: Alba)
Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C. (Alba)’s CEO, Ali Al Baqali, was a featured speaker at the CEO Panel titled Industry Insights from Aluminium Primary Producers during the Fastmarkets International Aluminium Conference 2024, held from 10-12 September in Athens, Greece.
Joining senior executives from Hongqiao Group and Century Aluminium, Al Baqali addressed key issues facing the aluminium industry, including the rising costs of smelters, the increasing demand for value-added products, the implications of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), carbon emissions reduction, and supply chain sustainability.
He also discussed the broader challenges and future outlook for the industry.
Al Baqali further highlighted market trends in the Middle East and North Africa, introduced Alba’s EternAlTM low-carbon aluminium product line, and spoke on Bahrain’s government initiatives toward achieving Net Zero Emissions by 2060.
During his time in Athens, Al Baqali also visited Elval, one of Alba’s clients, to explore their production processes, sustainability efforts, and discuss potential market dynamics and future collaboration opportunities.
AMEA Power has signed PPAs with the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company for both projects. (Image source: AMEA Power)
AMEA Power, one of the fastest-growing renewable energy companies, has signed Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to develop Africa's largest solar PV project and Egypt's first utility-scale battery energy storage system (BESS).
Following the successful completion of the 500MW Abydos Solar PV Project, AMEA Power has secured two major renewable energy projects in Egypt.
The first is a 1,000MW solar PV plant with a 600MWh BESS in the Benban area of Aswan Governorate, which will become the largest solar PV and BESS project on the African continent.
The second is a 300MWh BESS, an expansion of the company’s 500MW Abydos solar PV plant currently under construction in Kom Ombo, Aswan Governorate, marking Egypt's first-ever utility-scale BESS deployment.
AMEA Power has signed PPAs with the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company for both projects. The signing ceremony, held on September 12th, 2024, was attended by H.E. Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister of Egypt; H.E. Dr. Mahmoud Esmat, Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy; and H.E. Mariam Al Kaabi, UAE Ambassador to Egypt. Representing AMEA Power were Chairman Hussain Al Nowais, Chief Investment Officer Aqueel Bohra, Senior Director of Project Development Samir Nacef, Head of Legal Tina Blazquez-Lopez, Senior Manager of Business/Project Development Khaled Arfien, and Country Manager Ahmed Hafez.
With a combined investment of US$800mn, these projects underscore AMEA Power’s dedication to supporting Egypt’s transition to clean energy and cement the country as a key market for the company’s future growth.
The projects are expected to create approximately 2,500 jobs during peak construction and will deliver clean, renewable energy to over 769,800 homes, offsetting more than 2.3 million tons of carbon emissions annually.
Hussain Al Nowais, Chairman of AMEA Power, commented, “As the developer of the largest solar PV project in Africa and the first developer to undertake BESS in Egypt, our projects not only set a new benchmark in the renewable energy sector in Egypt and on the Continent but also demonstrates our leadership and innovative spirit in pushing the boundaries of what is possible. We are honoured to play such a pivotal role in shaping the future of clean energy in Egypt and on the Continent and this investment is a testament to AMEA Power’s commitment to deliver large-scale renewable energy solutions. These projects are not just about generating power, they are catalysts for economic growth, job creation, and community empowerment. By investing in Egypt’s energy future, we are reinforcing our dedication to driving positive change and supporting socio-economic development across the regions we serve.”
His Excellency Abdulaziz Al-Duailej, the President of GACA, at the first-ever air taxi trial in Mecca - Saudi Arabia, in June 2024. (Image source: GACA)
During his keynote address at the inaugural Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Symposium hosted by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), His Excellency Abdulaziz Al-Duailej, President of Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA), urged global cooperation to usher in a new era of aviation. He called on nations to unite in supporting the accelerated and safe deployment of AAM, aligning with the symposium’s Call to Action.
Saudi Arabia was chosen to deliver the opening keynote to aviation leaders from over 75 countries at the event in Montreal, ICAO's headquarters. As Chair of the Arab Civil Aviation Organisation (ACAO), Al-Duailej emphasised the need for regulators to work together to seamlessly integrate AAM into the global aviation system.
“This gathering is not just another milestone; it is a beacon lighting the path toward a new era in aviation. Saudi Arabia is dedicated to building a future where Advanced Air Mobility is a cornerstone of global connectivity and economic growth. Let us rise to the challenge, let us redefine the future of aviation, and let us do it together. Only through such cooperation can we fully unlock the potential of this sector.”
He also highlighted the immense global opportunity that AAM presents and its crucial role in promoting a sustainable future.
Saudi Arabia is quickly becoming a leader in AAM development, having released an AAM roadmap earlier this year and conducted air taxi trials in NEOM and Makkah during the Hajj pilgrimage.
At the symposium, ICAO recognised Saudi Arabia’s potential in AAM by awarding KAUST students the top prize in the ICAO Global AAM Academic Paper Competition. This recognition reflects the Kingdom’s commitment to cutting-edge research and complements its investments in eVTOL aircraft, aligning with its ambitious goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2060.
Additionally, GACA held bilateral meetings with various aviation authorities and organisations, including the ICAO President, KAUST, and Embry-Riddle’s President P. Barry Butler, to strengthen international partnerships.
On the sidelines of the event, which ran from 8-12 September, a high-level Saudi delegation visited BETA Technologies’ facility in Vermont, USA, where they explored the latest advancements in AAM manufacturing and exchanged expertise in sustainable aviation.
The agreement seeks to leverage the strengths and expertise of both parties. (Image source: Volar Air Mobility)
At the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) event in Montreal, Volar Air Mobility and Etihad Aviation Training LLC (EAT) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance collaboration in advanced electric aircraft operations.
The agreement seeks to leverage the strengths and expertise of both parties by sharing information and launching joint initiatives in areas of mutual interest, further advancing the UAE's aviation sector.
The MoU prioritises research and development (R&D) in electric aircraft operations, sustainable innovation projects, and regulatory coordination with UAE authorities. This partnership supports the UAE’s Net Zero by 2050 strategy, promoting advanced air mobility solutions that align with the nation’s sustainability objectives.
Paolo La Cava, CEO of Etihad Aviation Training, said, “This MOU underscores our commitment to driving innovation and sustainability in the aviation industry. Our partnership with Volar Air Mobility will enable us to explore new avenues for advanced electric aircraft operations, aligning with the UAE’s vision for a sustainable future.”
Henry Hooi, Chairman of Volar Air Mobility Holding Company, commented, “We are excited to join forces with Etihad Aviation Training on this groundbreaking initiative. Together, we will not only explore new frontiers in advanced air mobility but also contribute to the UAE’s leadership in environmental sustainability and innovation.”
The rebranding was officially presented at a high-profile event in Abu Dhabi, attended by prominent officials, over 400 clients, partners, and employees. (Image source: EMSTEEL)
Emirates Steel Arkan, the UAE’s largest listed company in the steel and building materials sector, has unveiled a new identity as EMSTEEL, reflecting its ambitions for accelerated transformation and enhanced global reach.
The rebranding was officially presented at a high-profile event in Abu Dhabi, attended by prominent officials, over 400 clients, partners, and employees.
This new identity marks the successful integration of Emirates Steel and Arkan Building Materials, a merger finalised in late 2021. The union has created the UAE’s foremost steel and construction materials company, with an estimated value of US$3.5bn (AED 13 billion). The merger positions EMSTEEL for significant expansion both locally and internationally.
Green steel production
Operating under the EMSTEEL banner, the company is divided into two key sectors: Emirates Steel and Emirates Cement. Emirates Cement oversees brands such as Al Ain Cement Factory, Emirates Blocks Factories, ANABEEB, and Arkan Bags. These divisions form the backbone of EMSTEEL's operations, ensuring the delivery of top-tier products to meet the growing demands of both domestic and global markets in the construction and manufacturing sectors. The group’s structure is flexible, designed to accommodate new business lines and expansions into fresh markets.
At the core of EMSTEEL’s strategy are innovation and sustainability. The group is investing in advanced technologies and clean energy initiatives, driving the development of cutting-edge solutions that focus on safety, quality, and efficiency. Producing low-carbon products remains a central objective as the company works towards offering environmentally sustainable solutions.
EMSTEEL controls 11% of Abu Dhabi’s manufacturing output and holds a 60% share of the UAE’s steel market. As a key player in supporting the UAE’s "Operation 300bn" industrial strategy, the company is also championing digital transformation across the sector. This is exemplified by its receipt of five prestigious "UAE Industry 4.0 Digital Leader" awards from the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT).
Eng. Saeed Ghumran Al Remeithi, Group Chief Executive Officer of EMSTEEL, said, “Today’s unveiling of our new brand identity marks a milestone in our evolution, as the group forges ahead to support its customers and add value to its shareholders with a unified vision. Our EMSTEEL brand carries us forward into a future full of opportunities for expansion, business growth and digital transformation. It represents our commitment to creating products, services and solutions to build a better world, in addition to driving global sustainability efforts in our sector through promoting a low-carbon supply chain in collaboration with our partners.
He added, “The company is committed to reducing carbon emissions in alignment with the UAE's Net Zero by 2050 Strategic Initiative, where the use of clean energy in our operations is at 80%. EMSTEEL is a global leader in low-carbon steel production and the first steelmaker in the world to capture its CO2 emissions, enabling us to operate with 45% less carbon than our peers.”
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The mid-size BESS units are engineered to deliver reliable power in demanding conditions. (Image source: Aggreko)
Aggreko has introduced two new mid-size Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to support regional businesses in their shift towards sustainable energy solutions.
These new plug-and-play systems, available in 500 KW and 250 KW capacities, are designed to meet a broad spectrum of energy storage needs for industrial and commercial applications. They optimise overall system performance, cut operational costs, and significantly lower carbon emissions.
The mid-size BESS units are engineered to deliver reliable power in demanding conditions, providing versatility, efficiency, and dependability. These batteries can operate independently, as part of a hybrid setup with a generator, or in combination with additional BESS units. They are particularly well-suited for renewable energy projects across various sectors, including events, construction, petrochemicals, utilities, data centres, and mining.
These systems are eco-friendly, helping companies comply with emission standards while their rapid installation and commissioning reduce generator usage and fuel consumption, leading to cost savings and greater operational independence. Aggreko's renowned customer support, including remote monitoring, ensures that the units deliver consistent and uninterrupted service.
Adam Read, head of sales - Middle East, Aggreko, stated, “We are excited to introduce our new mid-sized Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to the regional market. They can be used as a standalone power source or in combination with mobile solar panels, wind or generators. To meet the constantly evolving energy demands of businesses, our BESS units are made scalable to match changing needs. A single unit can be easily combined into an integrated energy storage system to deliver the power and energy capacity required for any business. Incorporating batteries can be a significant step toward sustainability for any company. Additionally, battery-based solutions can provide reliable emission-free energy for specific processes while reducing fuel costs.”
The mid-size BESS units also help manage fluctuating loads by storing surplus energy for future use, improving reliability, and eliminating low-load periods. Ready for immediate deployment, these systems include all essential components like batteries, inverters, HVAC, and fire protection. Both units feature an ECO controller, which simplifies the monitoring and control of all integrated systems. With zero emissions, no noise, and minimal maintenance requirements, these systems enable businesses to reduce their environmental impact.
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Emirates Electrical & Instrumentation Company (EEIC) signed an MoU with MediSun Energy, a company specialising in osmotic (blue) energy technology.
This MoU represents a major step towards enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of water desalination and securing water resources across the UAE, the companies said in a statement.
The MoU was officially signed by Hagop Dermosessian, general manager of EEIC & GCG Engineering Services, and Dusun Kim, co-founder & CEO of MediSun Energy, during the World Utilities Congress 2024.
Through this partnership, EEIC will utilise MediSun Energy’s innovative WEGen technology to improve energy efficiency in desalination processes and brine management. This collaboration aligns with EEIC’s strategic goal of expanding its footprint in the renewable energy sector.
The partnership addresses critical water and energy challenges while supporting the UAE’s sustainability and innovation goals.
Traditional Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems are highly energy-intensive and produce brine as a by-product, creating significant environmental and economic concerns.
In contrast, MediSun Energy’s pioneering WEGen technology offers a game-changing solution by increasing energy efficiency through osmotic power.
This advanced technology not only generates electricity but also dramatically reduces energy consumption in desalination.
Dusun Kim stated, “Our collaboration with EEIC represents a significant advancement in sustainable water management. By integrating our WEGen technology, which utilises osmotic power, we can improve energy efficiency and reduce consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional RO systems. This collaboration is pivotal for achieving our vision of Blue Energy and delivering sustainable solutions in the UAE.”
Hagop Dermosessian said, “Our collaborative efforts will importantly help to stimulate the future of sustainable water brine management in the UAE. Leveraging our core competencies to deliver innovative and efficient solutions is an exciting step to protect the wider environment and mitigate the effects of costly RO systems. Our collaboration with MediSun Energy as the exclusive distributor for the UAE and our expertise spanning over two decades reflect our dedication to delivering comprehensive solutions in the renewable energy field.”
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Viewpoint Field View is designed to enhance construction document management. (Image source: Trimble)
The construction industry is experiencing an important transition, as a growing number of project owners are now rapidly migrating to construction project management software to meet their document management needs. This change represents a shift from the tedious, conventional approaches to managing construction documents, and points towards improved productivity and streamlined workflows.
Managing construction documents was a difficult task prior to the development of construction project management software. In the past, stakeholders depended on a variety of offline storage devices, including filing cabinets, desktop computers, Excel spreadsheets, and external hard drives, to store and share information. This disorganised method of document control increased risks, prevented collaboration, pushed back project timelines, and ultimately led to huge losses for owners. More importantly, such confusion can also lead to critical construction errors that are dangerous and can cause significant delays.
According to Trimble, a leading provider of construction technology solutions, a dedicated project management software for construction can eliminate version confusion, access issues, and time wastage. The company outlines three main challenges that capital project owners and construction project managers encounter when keeping, organising, and disseminating project-related documents to consultants, subcontractors, and contractors.
These include the high cost of printing and mailing, where the expenses of printing and mailing hard-copy documents for distribution can quickly add up, especially when plans change, or additional details must be shared. Disorganised electronic files present another challenge since they are frequently cluttered, making document location difficult. It can be difficult for inexperienced users to use Microsoft-like folder structures and distribute documents via an FTP site. Comparably, outdated information is another issue that arises when team members are unable to find the most recent information. This can lead to needless change orders and delays in projects, which can also have a detrimental effect on the budget.
Offline solutions
To address these challenges, Trimble offers innovative solutions such as Viewpoint Field View and Viewpoint for Projects, designed to enhance construction document management by centralising information and streamlining processes.
Viewpoint Field View is a cloud-based and offline mobile solution designed to replace pen and paper in the field for snagging, forms and permits, project delivery, and handover. Field View enhances team productivity by allowing them to spend more time on-site and less time on administrative tasks back in the office—ultimately saving time, reducing costs, and mitigating risks. This solution enables field teams to efficiently manage tasks, track progress, and communicate updates without the delays associated with traditional methods. By integrating field data with project management systems, Viewpoint Field View helps reduce errors, improve decision-making, and enhance overall project efficiency.
Viewpoint for Projects, on the other hand, targets site management by offering a comprehensive platform for managing all project documents and communications. It is a construction document management system that streamlines project documentation, enables seamless sharing, control, and collaboration on project documents and drawings, all while maintaining strict revision control. This solution centralises information, making it easily accessible to all stakeholders involved in the project. With features that support document control, version management, and collaboration, Viewpoint for Projects helps ensure access to the most current information, thus reducing the risk of delays and costly changes.
Construction document management software have been utilised previously on several projects in the UAE. For instance, the Dubai Metro project is a notable example of a particularly effective document management system implementation during a period of rapid growth in the UAE. The project encountered numerous challenges throughout its lifecycle, from conception to completion. In order to better guide future projects, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) documented these difficulties, emphasising increased stakeholder collaboration, streamlined workflows, and improved document accessibility as crucial factors.
Today, the industry has evolved with innovative software systems offering advanced features for field and project management. Companies like Trimble are leading the way with solutions such as Viewpoint Field View and Viewpoint for Projects, designed to efficiently manage construction documents. By centralising document and information management, Trimble's construction project management software and construction document management software establishes a single, reliable source of information.
In comparison to previous projects, contemporary systems like the comprehensive Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) used for the new Abu Dhabi International Airport Midfield Terminal Building that opened in 2023, also offer significant improvements. This system oversees contracts, construction documents, and communication between contractors and stakeholders, demonstrating how modern solutions contribute to better project management and outcomes.
Solutions like Trimble's Viewpoint Field View and Viewpoint for Projects, set to make a significant impact in the Middle East, are designed to enhance construction document management and streamline processes within the ever-evolving construction ecosystem. These advanced systems highlight the ongoing commitment to simplifying project management and boosting operational efficiency, showcasing the industry's dedication to innovation and continuous improvement.
This article is penned by Trimble.
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Amal AlMizyen, Chief Executive Operation Officer and Conor Hegarty, General Manager
MDS, a global leader in manufacturing heavy-duty rock trommels and conveyors, has announced the appointment of Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery as its inaugural distributor in the Middle East.
With immediate effect, Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery will oversee the sales, service, and support of the MDS range of materials processing equipment throughout Saudi Arabia.
Headquartered in Jeddah, Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery is a well-established supplier of heavy machinery, commercial vehicles, material handling solutions, and crushing and screening equipment.
Their broad portfolio includes the sale and maintenance of internationally recognised brands, such as Komatsu construction and mining machinery. Already representing Powerscreen and Terex MPS, this new partnership with MDS marks the third Terex brand to join their extensive product lineup.
The appointment of Abdul Latif Jameel as distributor for Saudi Arabia is part of the ongoing global expansion of MDS, reinforcing its commitment to delivering innovative and reliable products to customers worldwide while providing localised support and knowledge.
Amal AlMizyen, chief executive operation officer, Abdul Latif Jameel Machinery, said, “We are very excited to bring MDS into our product portfolio and firmly believe that their products will provide better solutions to our customers. With the introduction of MDS, we will be able to produce larger aggregates for Armour Rocks, Gabion Stones and Gabbro. The timing is ideal as Saudi Arabia is currently handling massive construction mega projects and MDS units will be able to produce these larger aggregates at much higher rates compared to the current conventional methods.”
Raheel Qamar, business development manager, MDS commented, "We are very excited to welcome Abdul Latif Jameel to the MDS network. Entering the Middle East market is a major moment for us, and we believe that Abdul Latif Jameel will help us reach and serve customers in Saudi Arabia. Their dedication to excellence, high customer focus and deep local knowledge of our industry makes them an invaluable addition to our global network. I look forward to working closely with the team to build and develop MDS across the Kingdom."
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During his keynote address at the inaugural Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Symposium hosted by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), His Excellency Abdulaziz Al-Duailej, President of Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA), urged global cooperation to usher in a new era of aviation. He called on nations to unite in supporting the accelerated and safe deployment of AAM, aligning with the symposium’s Call to Action.
Saudi Arabia was chosen to deliver the opening keynote to aviation leaders from over 75 countries at the event in Montreal, ICAO's headquarters. As Chair of the Arab Civil Aviation Organisation (ACAO), Al-Duailej emphasised the need for regulators to work together to seamlessly integrate AAM into the global aviation system.
“This gathering is not just another milestone; it is a beacon lighting the path toward a new era in aviation. Saudi Arabia is dedicated to building a future where Advanced Air Mobility is a cornerstone of global connectivity and economic growth. Let us rise to the challenge, let us redefine the future of aviation, and let us do it together. Only through such cooperation can we fully unlock the potential of this sector.”
He also highlighted the immense global opportunity that AAM presents and its crucial role in promoting a sustainable future.
Saudi Arabia is quickly becoming a leader in AAM development, having released an AAM roadmap earlier this year and conducted air taxi trials in NEOM and Makkah during the Hajj pilgrimage.
At the symposium, ICAO recognised Saudi Arabia’s potential in AAM by awarding KAUST students the top prize in the ICAO Global AAM Academic Paper Competition. This recognition reflects the Kingdom’s commitment to cutting-edge research and complements its investments in eVTOL aircraft, aligning with its ambitious goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2060.
Additionally, GACA held bilateral meetings with various aviation authorities and organisations, including the ICAO President, KAUST, and Embry-Riddle’s President P. Barry Butler, to strengthen international partnerships.
On the sidelines of the event, which ran from 8-12 September, a high-level Saudi delegation visited BETA Technologies’ facility in Vermont, USA, where they explored the latest advancements in AAM manufacturing and exchanged expertise in sustainable aviation.
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