The streets of Dubai face traffic and congestion at peak hours like no other Emirates. The pollution rate is increasing at such a pace in Dubai that it can lead to hazardous conditions. But thanks to EV vehicles and public transport, Dubai is implementing some sustainable changes in the region. Sheikh Hamdan has announced that Dubai will be emission-free by 2050. Let’s find out details about this roadmap.
Dubai’s Public Transport Emissions To Be Brought Down To Zero
Dubai RTA in support of Sheikh Hamdan, the crown prince of Dubai, has outlined plans to eliminate emissions from public transportation in the emirate by 2050.
The focus of the key plan is to reduce carbon pollution by 8 million tonnes, saving Dh3 billion. The eco-sustainable idea fits in with Dubai’s efforts to establish itself as a global leader in green and sustainable development.
RTA will hasten the deployment of EV and hydrocarbon cars into its fleets of public buses, cabs, limos, and other automobiles. Along with recycling waste, the RTA will also upgrade the infrastructure and increase the usage of renewable power in housing and other structures.
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Dubai’s Goal To Be The National Leader In Green Energy
The initiative is consistent with the UAE’s goal to combat global warming while also advancing the economy, fostering the growth of new businesses, and increasing employment. The Crown Prince of Dubai emphasised that the UAE Vice-President’s call for addressing climate change at the source.
The world’s stability and safety are at risk due to climate change, President Sheikh Mohamed warned last week. He urged the nations gathered in Egypt for Cop27 to work together to address these issues.
Do you think this goal to go emission-free in Dubai is achievable by 2050?
News Source: Khaleej Times
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