Abu Dhabi's Green Bus Programme: Pioneering Sustainable Urban Mobility
Key Ideas
- Abu Dhabi's Integrated Transport Centre launches the Green Bus service using hydrogen and electric-powered buses to reduce carbon footprint and enhance quality of life.
- The Green Bus Programme aims to transform Abu Dhabi into a public transport green zone by 2030 through a comprehensive plan involving collaboration with international stakeholders.
- The programme includes a landmark study assessing the viability of hydrogen and electric buses in the local climate, specialized training programs for Emiratis, and a transition towards renewable energy sources.
- By transitioning from diesel fuel to renewable energy, the Green Bus Programme is projected to reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions in Abu Dhabi by over 100,000 metric tonnes and contribute to the emirate's net-zero emissions goal by 2050.
Abu Dhabi's Integrated Transport Centre, now known as Abu Dhabi Mobility, has launched the Green Bus service powered by clean hydrogen and electric energy to promote sustainable urban mobility. The initiative, operating on Route 65 between Marina Mall and Shams Boutik in Al Reem Island, signifies the emirate's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint. The Green Bus Programme, set to transform Abu Dhabi into a public transport green zone by 2030, involves collaboration with international stakeholders and a landmark study to evaluate hydrogen and electric buses' performance in the local climate and urban environment. The programme also includes specialized training programs for Emiratis in hydrogen and electric buses, aiming to enhance skills and expertise. By transitioning to renewable energy sources, the programme anticipates a significant reduction in annual carbon dioxide emissions in Abu Dhabi, contributing to the emirate's climate goals. The Green Bus Programme fosters collaboration between public and private sectors, emphasizing sustainability, emissions reduction, and partnerships.
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Training
Sustainability
Green Technology
Training Programs
Public Transport
Partnerships
Urban Mobility
Carbon Footprint
Emissions Reduction
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