Actualité

UAE plans up to $55bn in energy infrastructure investment

SourceAGBI (Arabian Gulf Business Insight)
Publié le3 novembre 2026 à 09:37
ThèmesAffaires & investissement en Arabie saoudite, Énergie, Infrastructures
Domaine d'interventionÉnergie
SecteurÉnergie
Zone géographiqueCCG

Résumé

The UAE aims to plough billions of dollars into electricity generation, power networks and storage as it seeks to diversify its energy mix and strengthen supply security, energy minister Suhail Al Mazrouei said.

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UAE plans up to $55bn in energy infrastructure investment

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UAE plans up to $55bn in energy infrastructure investment

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