Masdar, the renewables giant in Abu Dhabi, plans to produce 1 million tons of green hydrogen annually by 2030, with applications in domestic industries, aviation fuel blending, and exports. The UAE, driven by net-zero targets, aims to adopt green hydrogen to meet emissions standards. Masdar's green hydrogen production, primarily through electrolysis, will focus on 'low carbon' solutions. The UAE's competitive advantage in generating cost-effective electricity from solar energy positions it well for green hydrogen production. Global demand for low-emission hydrogen is expected to rise significantly, with opportunities for producers like Masdar. Export markets in Europe and Asia are also part of Masdar's strategic vision. Dr. Faye Al Hersh highlights the UAE's potential in delivering cost-effective green hydrogen due to its track record in competitive electricity prices from solar energy.