DEWA and German Delegation Discuss Green Hydrogen and Clean Energy Cooperation

Published: May 30, 2025 16:28 (GMT+8)
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) hosted a high-level German delegation led by HE Sybille Pfaff, Consul General of Germany in Dubai, to explore partnerships in renewable energy and green hydrogen.

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) hosted a high-level German delegation led by HE Sybille Pfaff, Consul General of Germany in Dubai, to explore partnerships in renewable energy and green hydrogen. The visit is part of Germany’s Energy Export Initiative and included representatives from major clean energy companies like FEV Group, MAN Energy Solutions, Hexagon Purus, and MoveTech.

The meeting, led by DEWA’s MD & CEO HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, focused on collaboration in green hydrogen development, energy storage, and technology exchange. Delegates also discussed potential field visits to DEWA's assets, including the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park.

Al Tayer shared updates on the Solar Park, which currently has a 3,760MW capacity (21% of Dubai’s energy mix), with plans to reach 7,260MW by 2030 (34%). Phase 6 (1,800MW) is due in 2026, and Phase 7 will include 1,600MW solar and 1,000MW battery storage, totaling 6,000 MWh.

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