Die Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate und die USA bilden eine Expertengruppe, um die bilaterale Partnerschaft für saubere Energie zu leiten

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15. Januar 2023, Abu Dhabi (WAM) – Die Partnerschaft zur Beschleunigung sauberer Energie wird von einer Expertengruppe geleitet, die Behörden der VAE und der USA haben heute bei einem Briefing für Wirtschafts- und Klimaführer während der Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (PACE) bekannt gegeben. Das bilaterale Gremium setzt sich aus Vertretern des Privatsektors und der Regierung beider Länder zusammen und wird geleitet von Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, Co-Vorsitzender der VAE, designierter Präsident der COP28; Minister für Industrie und Spitzentechnologie und Sondergesandter der VAE für den Klimawandel; und US Co-Chair Amos Hochstein, US Special Presidential Coordinator.
Das im November 2022 gestartete Ziel von PACE ist es, Finanzierungen, Investitionen und andere Unterstützung in Höhe von 100 Milliarden US-Dollar zu mobilisieren und bis 2035 100 Gigawatt (GW) saubere Energie bereitzustellen. Es wird eine breite Palette bewährter und aufkommender Technologien abdecken, einschließlich Unterstützung des privaten und öffentlichen Sektors , und weitreichend in entwickelte und sich entwickelnde Volkswirtschaften vordringen.
 Beamte der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate und der USA gaben heute bekannt, dass 20 Milliarden US-Dollar bereitgestellt werden, um 15 neue Gigawatt (GW) Projekte für saubere und erneuerbare Energien in den USA vor 2035 zu finanzieren, angeführt von Masdar aus den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten und einem Konsortium aus US-Privatinvestoren. Diese erste Investitionswelle im Rahmen von PACE wird durch 7 Milliarden US-Dollar an Barkapital aus dem Privatsektor finanziert, das 13 Milliarden US-Dollar durch US-Schuldenfinanzierung und andere Instrumente katalysieren wird.

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