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Borouge receives innovation award in project management

Abu Dhabi / WAM Borouge received the Hamdan bin Mohammed Award for Innovation in Project Management under the category of ‘Innovative Idea in Portfolio Management’ due to its creative approach in carrying out innovation, operations, marketing and sales projects across the organisation. Held under the patronage of HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai ...

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ET signs contracts worth AED48mn

Dubai / WAM The Government Transport Centre, a subsidiary of Emirates Transport (ET), announced that it has signed transport contracts worth AED48 million with a number of local and federal government entities. The latest signed contracts included two major agreements with Taqyeem Centre for commercial information and CRIF Gulf Dubai, worth in excess of AED23mn each, according to Abdul Gaffar ...

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Dubai Carbon celebrates green economy milestone

Dubai / WAM Dubai Carbon announced its first carbon credit transaction, with the sale of the resulting Certified Emission Reductions, CERs, from Dubai Electricity and Water Authority Chiller Station L Project through adopting the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) to Farnek Total Facility Management. This initial sale paves the way for expansion of the green economy in Dubai, inviting further investment ...

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UAE ‘government excellence model’ obtains int’l accreditation

Dubai / WAM The UAE has achieved a new global breakthrough in developing the UAE Government Excellence Model (GEM), as a global reference for supporting ambitious governments in improving their efficiency and shaping the future of their entities. This initiative embodies the vision of the Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al ...

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Oil markets need to extend output cut deal: Al Mazrouei

ABU DHABI / WAM Suhail bin Mohammed Faraj Faris Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Industry, has underscored the need to extend the crude oil production cut deal to ensure market stability and reasonable prices, noting that reaching an agreement by OPEC and non-OPEC countries towards this end is possible and is likely to reduce the current supply glut. “International ...

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Dubai Chamber-Saudi exports hit AED87.6bn

DUBAI/ WAM The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) received a high-level delegation from the Riyadh Chamber of Commerce and Industry on its premises as part of efforts to promote and facilitate knowledge sharing and cooperation between the two organisations. During the meeting, Hamad Buamim, President and CEO of Dubai Chamber, said, Saudi Arabia remains the top destination for ...

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Masdar City named best free zone for renewable energy

ABU DHABI / WAM Masdar City has been named “Best Free Zone for Start Up Support” by the Financial Times and has collected three other prestigious global awards. The Global Free Zone of the Year Awards, hosted by the FT’s fDi Magazine, are among the most high-profile awards in the free zone sector, with approximately 65 free zones entering this ...

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Investors complete financing for $1.2bn Reem Mall in Abu Dhabi

ABU DHABI / Emirates Business Agility, UPAC, and NREC, the consortium behind Abu Dhabi’s Reem Mall, a retail, leisure and entertainment destination, announced that financing for the $1.2 billion project is now complete, by signing the largest real estate asset based facility in the United Arab Emirates in 2017. “The business climate in Abu Dhabi is one of the things ...

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Wild swings in Iraq oil output another roadblock for OPEC

Bloomberg OPEC has an Iraq problem: the group’s second-biggest exporter is lurching between quota busting and production-crimping crisis, clouding the policy-making picture as ministers decide how long they need to extend output curbs. After consistently exceeding its output quota all year, Iraqi production plunged in October when clashes between the federal army and fighters from the semi-autonomous Kurdish region disrupted ...

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Centrica set to scrap standard tariffs in bid to reform market

Bloomberg Centrica Plc will scrap its default tariffs for new customers by the end of March as part of a set of proposals for reforming the UK energy retail market. Removing the rolling plan, known as standard variable tariff, and replacing it with a choice of fixed-term contracts with a duration as long as three years will increase competition, the ...

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