The United Arab Emirates’ renewable energy leader, Masdar, is planning to deploy around $20 billion in capital and leverage, following $30 billion already invested over the past two years, the company’s CEO Mohamed Al Ramahi revealed.
Speaking at the Reuters NEXT Gulf summit in Abu Dhabi, Al Ramahi highlighted the company’s commitment to accelerating sustainable energy projects and expanding its regional and international footprint.
Masdar’s latest Sustainability Report underscores ongoing progress across key areas, including renewable energy deployment, green technologies, and decarbonization initiatives, positioning the UAE as a hub for sustainable investment and innovation.
“Our continued investments reflect Masdar’s long-term strategy to support clean energy transitions globally while strengthening the UAE’s role as a leader in sustainability,” Al Ramahi said.
With these plans, Masdar aims to leverage both public and private capital to drive large-scale projects, enhance renewable energy capacity, and reinforce its position as a global sustainability pioneer.
