The Dubai High Energy Council released the seventh report on the state of the green economy, and in cooperation with the Dubai Carbon Control Center and the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, with the slogan "2020 to the next 50 years", the "50-year preparation" was announced in 2020 and the largest The country’s national action strategy is to prepare for the "federal and local" at all levels for the next 50 years, and to celebrate the country’s golden jubilee in 2021.

The State of the Green Economy 2021 focuses on public and private sector initiatives

Said Mohamed Taye, Deputy Chairman and Managing Director of Dubai’s Supreme Energy Council, said in the opening speech of the report that the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority said: “The state of the green economy in 2021 highlights the most important achievements of institutions and actors. Including practices and success stories that have helped accelerate the transition to a green economy. These achievements are His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of China, and Sheikh Mohammed bin La, Vice President of the State. The result of the reasonable leadership of His Highness Sid Al Maktoum. The Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai "God Bless" and His Royal Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Looking to the future, under the UAE’s centennial anniversary in 2071, the aim is to ensure a happy and sustainable future for our children and grandchildren and make the UAE the best country in the world.

He said: "The UAE has not only achieved a significant advantage in responding to the Covid-19 pandemic, but also officially announced that the digital economy and green economy will become the basis for the UAE’s recovery after the pandemic. The most prominent effort in its business to implement innovative solutions to overcome challenges and deal with the impact of this pandemic. Although the pandemic has brought challenges, the UAE in 2020 has laid the foundation for the formulation of a comprehensive development plan for the next 50 years in 2021. basis.

The report is divided into five chapters, covering various topics, from improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions in various sectors to building a knowledge-based economy and promoting a digital future. All these topics are in the country’s sustainable development roadmap for the next 50 years. Plays a key role. In addition, the report includes graphs showing trends and numbers, as well as the UAE’s ranking in global indicators, as well as Covid-19 pandemic data consistent with the topics discussed in each chapter.

Ahmed Buti Mukharibi, Secretary-General of the Supreme Energy Council of Dubai, said: "The seventh report on the state of the green economy highlights the progress that Dubai has made on its journey to become a global green economy and sustainable development capital, including Overcoming the "Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050" that provides 75% of Dubai's clean energy production capacity by 2050, the clean energy production capacity in Dubai's energy mix is about 9%, an increase of 2% over 2020. The Emirate has also achieved this. Significant reduction in carbon emissions. Dubai’s net carbon dioxide emissions fell by 22% in 2019, two years ahead of the target date of Dubai’s 2021 carbon reduction strategy, which will reduce carbon emissions by 16% by 2021. Editor/Xu Shengpeng