During the World Future Energy Summit at Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, BEEAH announced plans to establish the Middle East’s first commercial-scale waste-to-hydrogen plant in Al Sajaa, Sharjah. This initiative, in collaboration with the UAE’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MoEI) and international technology pioneers Chinook Hydrogen and Air Water Inc., aims to convert municipal solid waste and organic materials into fuel-cell-grade green hydrogen. The first phase, scheduled for completion in Q2 2027, will produce 7 tons of green hydrogen daily, reducing waste in landfills and preventing around 30,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually. The innovative technology has garnered attention globally and received support at COP28 UAE. With plans to increase production capacity to 20 tons of green hydrogen per day, the project aligns with the UAE's goals for energy diversification and hydrogen leadership, contributing to the UAE Centennial Plan 2071 and the National Hydrogen Strategy. The plant not only produces green hydrogen but also valuable by-products for alternative fuel production and industrial applications, presenting a comprehensive solution to environmental and industrial challenges. Stakeholders, including Eng Sharif Al Olama and Khaled Al Huraimel, emphasize the plant's role in advancing the UAE's net-zero goals, promoting hydrogen-fueled mobility, and reducing emissions. With a Technology Readiness Level of 6-7, the plant's waste-to-hydrogen technology is deemed ready for large-scale deployment, offering a cost-competitive and environmentally friendly approach to hydrogen production, in line with the UAE's vision for sustainable energy.