22 May 2009
ABU DHABI - Masdar may invest in projects in the Middle East and North Africa to reduce carbon-dioxide, the Abu Dhabi state renewable-energy company's Chairman Ahmed Ali Al Sayegh said.
Abu Dhabi dedicated $15 billion (Dh55bn) to support renewable projects and Masdar is building solar panel production plants in Abu Dhabi and Germany, Al Sayegh said.
ABU DHABI - Masdar may invest in projects in the Middle East and North Africa to reduce carbon-dioxide, the Abu Dhabi state renewable-energy company's Chairman Ahmed Ali Al Sayegh said.
Abu Dhabi dedicated $15 billion (Dh55bn) to support renewable projects and Masdar is building solar panel production plants in Abu Dhabi and Germany, Al Sayegh said.
© Emirates Business 24/7 2009
