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UAE to Lead Global Energy Efficiency Group, Plans to Double Progress by 2030


Jun 20, 2025 at 5:02 AM
UAE to Lead Global Energy Efficiency Group, Plans to Double Progress by 2030

UAE to Lead Global Energy Efficiency Group, Plans to Double Progress by 2030

The UAE will lead the new Global Energy Efficiency Alliance (GEEA) through its Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, according to a report by Emirates News Agency (WAM) on Thursday.

What is GEEA?

The UAE launched GEEA (Global Energy Efficiency Alliance) at the UN climate summit (COP29) in November last year. Its goal is to help double how fast the world improves energy efficiency by 2030. It also supports the UAE’s plan from COP28 to cut carbon emissions and use fewer resources. The main ideas of GEEA were discussed earlier this year at a major meeting during the 2024 World Government Summit in Dubai.

GEEA matches the UAE’s goal to raise the global energy efficiency growth rate from 2% to more than 4% per year by 2030. Right now, global progress is less than 1.5% per year, which is not enough to meet climate goals.

GEEA wants countries and organizations to work together. It supports other programs like Mission Efficiency and the G20 Energy Transitions Group. The aim is to speed up the move to cleaner and more efficient energy by bringing together governments, businesses, banks, and researchers.

GEEA also gives a space for people to share ideas, money, and solutions. It focuses on key areas like buildings, transport, and industry.

Key Quote

Sharif Al Olama, from the UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, said GEEA will help develop better policies, support new technologies, make funding easier, and encourage the sharing of knowledge—all of which are important for countries to reach their energy goals.

Published: 20th June 2025

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