Mannesmann Energy, previously known as MMEC Mannesmann, has rebranded to reflect its increased commitment to new energies and the energy transition. The CEO, Eng. Anas Aljuaidi, highlighted the company's shift from oil and gas to renewable energy and sustainability sectors since becoming a wholly-owned Emirati company in 2020. The focus is now on supporting decarbonisation, with 50-70% of projects slated to be in renewables by 2030. The company plays a vital role in the UAE's energy transition by leading low-carbon pilot projects and contributing to decarbonisation goals. It is actively involved in green hydrogen projects, with a notable achievement as the EPC contractor for the region's first high-speed hydrogen refuelling station in Masdar City. Noteworthy is their support for the UAE Hydrogen Strategy through strategic partnerships and technology integration. Eng. Aljuaidi stresses the importance of EPC companies like Mannesmann Energy taking the initiative to reduce project costs independently to accelerate the implementation of hydrogen projects. By engaging with clients early on and selecting cost-effective components, significant cost reductions can be achieved, thus driving the adoption of clean energy. Furthermore, Mannesmann Energy is a proponent of local electrolyser manufacturing in the UAE, aligning with the country's initiatives for clean energy development. The CEO expresses optimism about the progress and future prospects in this area, citing agreements and support from programs like 'Make it in the Emirates.' The company's endeavors exemplify a positive and proactive approach towards advancing the UAE's energy transition.