British climate technology firm Levidian and Kanoo Energy have announced a partnership to drive decarbonisation projects across the Middle East. The partnership was sealed at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference (ADIPEC). The agreement involves joint exploration and execution of projects in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Oman, with Kanoo serving as Levidian's dedicated Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) partner in the region. Levidian's LOOP system captures carbon from methane to produce clean hydrogen and high-quality graphene. The produced graphene can enhance product characteristics in industries like steel and batteries. The hydrogen can be used in various ways, from injecting into the gas grid to fueling hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles. Kanoo Energy's President, Mr. Ali Abdulla Kanoo, expressed the commitment to decarbonization and net-zero goals in the region. The companies are collaborating with ADNOC and Tadweer for carbon capture projects in Abu Dhabi. Levidian's CEO, John Hartley, emphasized the mission to help carbon-intensive businesses transition to net zero. Levidian is known for its patented technology and is investing around $100m in the UAE to establish a delivery center, creating skilled job opportunities. Kanoo Energy, established over two decades ago, offers engineering products and services for sustainable solutions in various sectors. The collaboration between Levidian and Kanoo Energy marks a significant step towards a green future in the Middle East.