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UAE targets 25% of worldwide hydrogen fuel market by 2030

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) intends to catch 25% of the worldwide hydrogen fuel market by 2030, state news office WAM provided details regarding Thursday.

The significant oil maker additionally said that it was carrying out in excess of seven driven hydrogen projects, focusing on primary product markets including Japan, South Korea, Germany and India, notwithstanding different business sectors in Europe and East Asia.

The UAE is wanting to lead the world in creating clean hydrogen while giving upper hands to blue and green hydrogen, including plentiful and serious hydrocarbons, and building huge scope hydrogen and alkali creation offices.

The UAE additionally plans to give the world’s most aggressive estimating in sun oriented PV and huge scope carbon catch and capacity abilities.

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) creates in excess of 300,000 tons each time of hydrogen, and plans to expand its creation to 500,000 tons each year.

The guide to accomplishing hydrogen authority was declared during the World Summit Climate Change Conference “COP26” in Glasgow.

The guide to accomplishing authority in the field of hydrogen incorporates three principle goals, in particular open new wellsprings of significant worth creation by sending out low-carbon hydrogen and its subordinates and items to the fundamental import regions.

The UAE additionally intends to improve openings for new hydrogen subsidiaries through low-carbon steel and manageable lamp oil, notwithstanding other need businesses. which add to accomplishing environment lack of bias by 2050.

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Eid Al Adha in UAE: Residents likely to enjoy up to 6-day holiday break

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Residents in the UAE could be in for one of the longest breaks of the year as Eid Al Adha approaches in 2026.

Based on current astronomical predictions, the holiday is expected to begin with Arafat Day on Tuesday, May 26, followed by Eid celebrations from May 27 to May 29. When combined with the weekend, this could mean a break of up to six days—making it an ideal time for travel, relaxation, and family gatherings.

Eid Al Adha, one of the most significant festivals in Islam, is traditionally marked by special prayers, acts of charity, and time spent with loved ones.

While official dates will be confirmed closer to the time through moon sighting, many residents are already expected to start planning ahead for the extended holiday.

Looking further ahead, the UAE calendar will also feature other key public holidays, including the Islamic New Year in June and National Day celebrations in December.

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UAE cracks down on noisy vehicles: Dh1,000 fine, 12 black points and impoundment announced

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The Ministry of Interior has issued a warning against vehicles that produce disturbing noises, stating that such behaviour causes anxiety and inconvenience to residents.

In a statement shared on X, the ministry stressed that offenders will face legal consequences. It added that making unauthorised modifications to a vehicle’s engine or chassis is considered a traffic violation.

Authorities confirmed that violators will face:

  • A fine of Dhs1,000
  • 12 black points on their driving record
  • Vehicle impoundment for 30 days

The ministry noted that these penalties fall under Article 73 of the Schedule of Violations outlined in Ministerial Resolution No. 178 of 2017 on traffic rules and procedures.

Officials are urging drivers to comply with regulations and help maintain a safe and peaceful environment for all residents.

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Heavy rain alert: UAE residents advised to do Friday prayers at home

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Authorities in the UAE have urged residents in areas affected by unstable weather to prioritise safety and perform Friday prayers at home. The decision comes as rain alerts have been issued across much of the country, with heavier showers expected from Thursday evening.

Mosques have been instructed to announce “Pray in your homes” after the call to prayer in affected areas. If mosques remain open, imams may combine prayers depending on weather conditions.

Officials are also advising motorists to drive carefully, reduce speed, and follow safety guidelines during the rainy conditions.

The move aims to protect public safety while ensuring religious practices can continue without risk.

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