DSCE Strategic Direction
The Dubai Supreme Council of Energy has set a dynamic strategic direction to achieve a savings in power & water consumption. A balanced approach is defined to drive feasible renewable energy projects while developing a regulatory framework and adaptation of technologies.
Policies and Governance
- Manage pricing to influence community consumption behaviour
- Develop and execute financial mechanisms to drive the DIES 2030
- Identify and drive policies and regulations
Demand Management
- Implement demand abatement and energy efficiency measures
- Evaluate energy consumption and develop intensity mapping
- Evaluate and introduce abatement technologies for water, power and transportation fuel
Supply Management
- Secure gas supply through integrated gas strategy
- Streamline demand growth rate and supply forecasting
- Diversify fuel mix by adding solar, nuclear and others
DSCE Road Map
2010
DSCE Office Established
Initial strategy, funding framework, and first wave of demand reduction initiatives launched.
2013
Smart Grid Expansion
Second phase of demand reduction launched with smart grid initiatives, solar programs, and regulatory frameworks.
2017
Solar Power Commissioned
100 MW solar power plant successfully commissioned.
2020
Green Building Standards
Smart grid deployment and green building standards introduced.
2030
Solar Capacity Expansion
Solar PV and CSR capacity expanded to 5,000 MW.
2034
Green Peaker Plants
1,000 MW of green peaker plants introduced.
2038
Battery Storage Added
1,000 MW battery storage added to support energy infrastructure.
2045
Solar Capacity Milestone
Solar PV capacity exceeds 20,000 MW.
2050
Clean Energy Future
Sustainable future powered by clean and renewable energy.
