Gree Energy proudly announces its groundbreaking achievement at the World Government Summit 2024, in Dubai, where the company clinched the highly coveted Dubai International Best Practices Award for Sustainable Development in the category of ‘Addressing Climate Change and Reducing Pollution’. Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Second Deputy Ruler of Dubai, honored Gree Energy’s outstanding contribution to sustainable development on a global scale. This award positions Gree Energy as a global leader, contributing to international cooperation in solving climate change, clean energy, and sustainability challenges.
Gree Energy’s Hamparan Project stood out among 2,638 initiatives from 144 countries. These submissions were thoroughly examined by an advisory jury that comprised of 32 experts, technicians and distinguished scientific personalities. Hamparan project exemplifies Gree Energy’s commitment to innovative and environmentally conscious solutions, provides a sustainable solution to treat the industrial waste water, captures fugitive methane emissions and transforms it into renewable energy that powers around 19 neighboring villages.
Dubai International Best Practices Award in Sustainable Development is organized in collaboration with UN-Habitat and the Dubai Municipality and celebrates outstanding initiatives that contribute to enhancing living conditions and improving the environment. Gree Energy extends gratitude to our dedicated team, strategic partners, and supporters worldwide whose support has been instrumental in our journey of excellence in sustainability.
This award marks not just a milestone but a continued commitment to innovation and progress. Gree Energy remains resolute in our mission to inspire positive change, push the boundaries of sustainable practices, and contribute to a future where environmental responsibility is paramount. As we celebrate Gree Energy’s triumph, join us in exploring how the Hamparan Project is paving the way for a greener, more sustainable future. Learn more about Hamparan Project on Youtube (click here)