Around 10 per cent of Emirati homes in Dubai will start generating their own electricity by the end of this year.
Solar panels, as well as energy-saving lights and equipment, will be installed in the houses for free, with DEWA bearing all the expenses.
The initiative is part of Dubai’s 50-year charter announced earlier this year, to improve all aspects of life in the emirate.
DEWA has awarded the project to six contractors who will start work immediately.
UAE, Chad Presidents discuss closer cooperation
The UAE's President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has held talks with Chadian President Marshal Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, who is on an official visit to the country.
Abu Dhabi opens dedicated beach for visually impaired
A dedicated beach area for the visually impaired has opened along Abu Dhabi’s Corniche, near Gate 3.
UAE reaffirms support for Palestinian cause at Istanbul summit
The speaker of the UAE's Federal National Council has reaffirmed the UAE’s unwavering support for the Palestinian cause.
UAE strengthens financial crime controls with key agreements
The UAE is ramping up efforts to combat money laundering and terrorism financing with a series of strategic agreements.
Dubai launches academy for travel content creators
A new academy has been launched in Dubai to introduce formal standards tailored to digital creators working within the tourism sector, bringing “structure, credibility, and accountability” to a largely informal industry.
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