At the core of the Dubai Green Spine are 100 per cent solar-powered trams, supported by a substantial 300-megawatt solar energy system, shared URB …
Dubai: Tram system through E311? Dubai firm unveils plans for world’s greenest highway
A Dubai-based urban planning and development firm has unveiled plans for a tram project that cuts through one of the busiest highways in the Emirate: Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Road (E311). The 64km …
Dubai: Tram system through E311? Dubai firm unveils plans for world’s greenest highway
A Dubai-based urban planning and development firm has unveiled plans for a tram project that cuts through one of the busiest highways in the Emirate: Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Road (E311). The 64km …
Plans for the “world’s greenest highway” unveiled for Dubai
Plans for a new mega-project which would make Dubai home to “the world’s greenest highway” have been unveiled. The “Dubai Green Spine” project has been designed to transform Sheikh Mohammad Bin Zayed …
Boeing’s guilty plea could strain ties with its Middle East customers, analysts say
Boeing’s decision to plead guilty to a criminal fraud conspiracy charge, settling an investigation into two fatal 737 Max crashes, could strain its relationship with customers in the Middle East, …
Discover how Dubai’s Palm Jebel Ali transforms logistics
Palm Jebel Ali aims to set new standards in sustainable urban development and smart city technologies, impacting logistics and supply chain operations. Discover how Dubai’s Palm Jebel Ali transforms …
Dubai: Tram System Through E311? Firm Unveils Plans For World’s Greenest Highway
“The project will cover a 64-kilometre stretch from Dubai Industrial City to Muhaisnah,” said Bagherian. The trams would be 100 per cent solar-powered, supported by a 300-megawatt solar energy system.
Dubai: Tram System Through E311? Firm Unveils Plans For World’s Greenest Highway
A Dubai-based urban planning and development firm has unveiled plans for a tram project that cuts through one of the busiest highways in the Emirate: sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Road (E311). The 64km …
Larsen & Toubro to build 3.5GW solar PV projects in Middle East
Indian EPC firm Larsen & Toubro has secured contracts to build two solar PV plants in the Middle East with a combined capacity of 3.5GW.
Planes at ‘risk of crashing’ from ingesting dust and sand while circling before landing
Accumulations that can disrupt airflow and cause overheating discovered in jet engines flying to airports in Delhi, Dubai and Canary Islands …
64-km Dubai Green Spine project unveiled
The ‘Dubai Green Spine’ project, a vision to transform the Sheikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Road (E311) into a pioneering 64-km-long sustainable corridor, has been unveiled.
Satellite photos show Iran expanding missile production
WASHINGTON/DUBAI: Recent satellite imagery shows major expansions at two key Iranian ballistic missile facilities that two American researchers assessed are for boosting missile production, a …
Satellite photos show Iran expanding missile production, sources say
WASHINGTON/DUBAI – Recent satellite imagery shows major expansions at two key Iranian ballistic missile facilities that two American researchers assessed are for boosting missile production, a …
Dubai’s Channel (33) to begin full broadcast in December
Dubai Television announced here today that its English Language Channel (Channel 33) has tentatively began broadcasting via the Nile Sat, ahead of full transmission scheduled to coincide with the UAE …
Desert dust ‘accelerates engine wear’ of planes circling to land
Planes operating in desert climates ingest up to 10kg of dust per 1,000 flights, contributing to disrupted airflow and overheating, resulting in accelerated engine wear, a study has found.
Scientists link engine wear to dust ingestion at major airports
Planes flying into one of the world’s busiest airports are ingesting around 10kg of dust per 1,000 flights—with most of this dust ingested while they are waiting to land, new research has revealed.
Technical glitch delays metro services between Equiti and Max stations in Dubai
The RTA said on X, “For Dubai Metro Red line users, RTA informs you that there is expected delay in service between “Equiti” and “Max” stations, due to a technical issue, alternative bus service has …