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ENOC reports AED478 million in energy and resource savings

The Dubai-based energy group disclosed cumulative savings since 2014 and water-reuse figures for 2025.

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ENOC Group said on 19 October that its energy and resource management initiatives had delivered more than AED478 million in cumulative savings since 2014. Group figures reported by WAM also showed a 21.7% improvement in energy efficiency, an 11.5% reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions intensity and 1.47 million tonnes of avoided carbon-dioxide equivalent.

The company said it had invested more than AED156 million in the initiatives. In 2025, it reused 688,785 cubic metres of treated water across its operations, with a reported recycling rate of 24.45%. These are company-reported programme figures; the WAM report does not specify an independent audit method.

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Programme figures reported by ENOC and their reference periods.

Cumulative savings-478--Since 2014; reported 2026observedlower-bound
Energy-efficiency improvement21.7---Since 2014; reported 2026observedexact
Greenhouse-gas emissions-intensity change-11.5---Since 2014; reported 2026observedexact
Emissions avoided--1.47-Since 2014; reported 2026observedexact
Initiative investment-156--Since 2014; reported 2026observedlower-bound
Treated water reused---688.7852025observedexact
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Values are company-reported and retain the source period, status and qualifier. Scope is ENOC’s reported operations; 688,785 cubic metres is expressed as 688.785 thousand cubic metres.

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