The UAE, under the leadership of Suhail Al Mazrouei, the Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, has made significant strides in enhancing its clean energy share, reaching 27.83 percent in 2023 and aiming for 32 percent by 2030. The country has doubled its renewable energy capacity from 2019 to 2022 and experienced a 70 percent increase in installed renewable energy capacity in 2023, totaling 6.1 GW. With notable investments in renewable projects exceeding AED45 billion ($12.25 billion), the UAE is committed to attracting further investment in clean and renewable energy. Moreover, the UAE is leading in green hydrogen production competitiveness and carbon management initiatives, with ADNOC at the forefront of adopting carbon capture and storage technologies. The country aims for climate neutrality by 2045 and targets to double its carbon capture capacity to 10 million tons annually by 2030. The UAE's new policy focuses on encouraging private sector investment in energy and water conservation initiatives, promoting energy efficiency, reducing carbon footprints, and lowering operational costs. It also aims to develop the energy services market through public-private partnerships, supporting the National Energy and Water Demand Side Management Programme 2050 for sustainable economic development. The World Utilities Conference 2024 in Abu Dhabi serves as a platform for global utility experts to discuss advanced technologies and solutions for sustainability and water security challenges. The UAE's dedication to sustainability and its commitment to shaping the future of energy and water management are evident through various ongoing renewable and clean energy initiatives.