#Masdar City
The building is designed to use 53 per cent less energy than conventional buildings and produce all of its annual energy requirements on-site
Masdar City and Huawei signed an MOU to enhance information systems, promote carbon-conscious information and communication systems, and promote the Net Zero Campus Framework
The agreement will promote the adoption of carbon-conscious ICT through Huawei’s Net Zero Campus Framework
Located in Masdar City, SAVI will build on Abu Dhabi’s industrial base and access to established air corridors, road infrastructure and global network of partners
Leveraging geothermal heat for district cooling operations has the potential to reduce electricity demand helping decarbonise an energy-intensive sector
The technology produces drinking water straight from the air and can supply up to 1,000 litres per day per unit
The Link will feature a gross floor area of 30,000 square metres comprising sustainable offices, residences, visitor centre, multi-use hall and leisure amenities
The entities will identify opportunities to collaborate in areas including mobility, food, health, and climate action
Smart cities built on digital twin platforms can help address current challenges, predict future occurrences and proactively resolve them
Biosolvit, Wahaj Solar, Alesca Life, ECOLOO and Desolenator from MBRIF’s Accelerator programme will join Masdar City’s growing network of sustainability-focused companies
The institute joins other key organisations based in Masdar City, including the International Renewable Energy Agency, Mohammed Bin Zayed University for Artificial Intelligence and Emirates Nuclear Energy Company
Businesses will be offered benefits including incubation, office space, mentorship, networking and investment opportunities, among others
The project will be run by Aquovum, in partnership with Masdar and Khalifa University of Science and Technology
Operated by Mubadala Health, the centre is open from Sunday to Thursday between 10am and 7pm
Interns build a tool to detect paint and primer defects on aircraft at Masdar City
Professor Dr. Xing has been a visiting associate professor at Stanford University, and a visiting research professor at Facebook