The Industrial Development Bureau (IDB), the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development’s (ADDED) arm to develop and regulate the industrial sector, has partnered with XMILE Group to establish a first-of-its-kind processing facility in the Middle East and Africa region for the reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions.
The cooperation with XMILE Group, a global company with over two decades of experience producing enzyme-based fuel additives, will be a major addition to the local initiatives implemented for propelling sustainable industrial development in Abu Dhabi’s industrial sector.
Further, it is an advancement towards collaborative programs across public and private sectors, focused on raising awareness and driving widespread adoption of sustainable low-carbon fuels throughout the fuel supply chain.
Eng. Arafat Al Yafei, Executive Director of the Industrial Development Bureau (IDB), said that, “Our collaboration with XMILE Group is part of IDB’s commitment to promoting sustainability in the industry. We believe that the industrial sector has great potential for implementing innovative solutions and is crucial in diversifying Abu Dhabi’s economy and leading the way towards a more sustainable future.”
Mr. Al Yafei further noted that this partnership aligns with the ADDED Circular Economy Policy framework, which aims to drive the transition towards an innovative and sustainable economy by empowering industries to prioritize responsible production and consumption.
Mr. Boudewijn Hugo Sanders, Chief Executive Officer of XMILE Group, emphasized the significance of collaborating with ADDED to achieve implementation of the local facility and leading the transition towards sustainable fuels.
Mr. Sanders highlighted that “this partnership is a testament to the shared vision and dedication towards promoting industries in Abu Dhabi to combat climate change. This joint effort will contribute to the global agenda of creating a greener future.”
