United Arab ‍Emirates' state-owned firm Masdar, has reached ​global capacity of 65 gigawatts of clean energy ⁠as it heads towards its goal of ⁠100 GW by ‌2030, Chairman Sultan Al Jaber said on Tuesday at the ⁠start of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week.

Masdar, owned by Abu Dhabi's Mubadala, national oil company ADNOC and government holding company ⁠TAQA, has expanded rapidly through ​acquisitions and investments in renewable energy projects in Europe, ‍the United States and late last year ​in Austria.

The United Arab Emirates has pledged to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 and is seeking to diversify its economy away from dependence on fossil fuels.

Al Jaber said the UAE had structured its economy to adapt to technological change, describing artificial intelligence as "no longer ⁠a tool we add ‌at the margins" but "the operating system of our industrial strategy".

(Reporting by Maha ‌El Dahan, ⁠Yousef Saba and Sarah El Safty; Editing by ⁠Tom Hogue and Bernadette Baum)