The United Arab Emirates has introduced a new climate law that took effect on May 30, 2025. This law aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen climate action across the country. The government announced strict penalties for violations, including fines up to Dh2 million.
The climate law outlines a comprehensive legal framework to ensure businesses and individuals contribute to the UAE’s environmental goals. It supports the nation’s commitment to sustainability and clean energy development.
Key Features of the UAE Climate Law
- Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
- Strict penalties for non-compliance with fines up to Dh2 million
- Support for innovation in green technologies
- Improved air quality and natural resource protection
- Clear guidelines for emissions monitoring and reporting
Officials say the law will improve air quality and protect natural resources while encouraging innovation in green technologies. It also aligns with global efforts to combat climate change and reduce carbon footprints.
Environmental experts have welcomed the new legislation, noting its potential to make a significant positive impact. They stressed the need for awareness and cooperation among all sectors to achieve the ambitious targets.
The law sets clear guidelines for monitoring emissions and reporting requirements to enforce compliance effectively. Authorities expect this step will place the UAE at the forefront of climate responsibility in the Gulf region.
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