BEEAH, a prominent sustainability and digitalization organization in the UAE, unveiled ambitious plans to construct the Middle East's inaugural commercial-scale waste-to-hydrogen plant in Al Sajaa, Sharjah. In partnership with the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MoEI), Chinook Hydrogen, and Air Water Inc., the project aims to revolutionize green hydrogen production and utilization. Leveraging Chinook Hydrogen's RODECS gasification and pyrolysis solution, coupled with Air Water Inc.'s advanced hydrogen refinement technology, the plant will convert Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) and other organic-based materials into fuel-cell grade green hydrogen. The initiative, aligned with the UAE's National Hydrogen Strategy, is set to commence operation in Q2 of 2027, generating 7 tons of green hydrogen daily and curbing landfill emissions by diverting waste. With an annual output capacity of 2,560 tons, the plant represents a significant step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions, supporting energy diversification, and promoting hydrogen-fueled mobility. The plant's by-products, including biogenic carbon dioxide and nitrogen, offer additional value for alternative fuel production and industrial applications. Driven by a commitment to sustainability and innovation, BEEAH and its international partners are poised to elevate the UAE's status as a key player in the burgeoning hydrogen economy, reinforcing the country's vision of sustainable energy leadership.