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Dubai – EcoSecurities, a leading company in the business of sourcing, developing and trading emission reductions from greenhouse gas abatement projects, has helped AbboudCo Uniforms, a Lebanon-based designer and manufacturer of uniforms, to achieve carbon neutrality.
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Masdar, the Abu Dhabi renewable energy firm, has begun negotiating with the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) on a fair price to charge for carbon dioxide it gathers from industrial smokestacks, but will not be able to determine a final figure until next year, a top company official said yesterday.
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Qatar Airways has signed an agreement with aviation industry body IATA to spearhead a global carbon offset trading scheme designed to help fund global environmental projects.
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Some of the worlds largest shipping companies are in talks with power companies in Europe about building a new fleet of tankers specifically modified to transport carbon dioxide captured from coal power stations and potentially transporting it to spend oil fields in the Middle East according to a major British newspaper.
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Making their wealth from the non-renewable energy resource natural gas, Qataris learned a little more about the carbon market earlier this month. According to the Gulf Times, UK-based carbon-related firms looking to do business in Qatar were part of the Carbon Market Business Opportunities seminar, held under the auspices of Minister of Environment HE Abdullah Mubarak al-Midhadi and the British Ambassador to Qatar John Hawkins.
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The Gala Dinner was a meaningful gesture of gratitude and praise to organizations that have joined and supported EEG despite the bleak economic outlook worldwide. EEG’s environmental programs and sustainability campaigns have never taken a back seat and continue to flourish due to the proactive engagement of EEG corporate members. The Gala Dinner was a fitting tribute to all of its friends, supporters and well-wishers in the corporate sector.
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Making their wealth from the non-renewable energy resource natural gas, Qataris are going to learn a little more about the carbon market this Sunday. According to the Gulf Times, UK-based carbon-related firms looking to do business in Qatar will be part of the Carbon Market Business Opportunities seminar, held under the auspices of Minister of Environment HE Abdullah Mubarak al-Midhadi and the British Ambassador to Qatar John Hawkins.
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