Aldar has announced a groundbreaking initiative to implement hydrogen-based steel rebar in the construction of Abu Dhabi's first net zero carbon mosque, situated in Sustainable City Yas Island. The partnership with EMSTEEL Group aims to revolutionize the construction sector by significantly reducing carbon emissions during the building process. This move is part of Aldar's commitment to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050, aligning with sustainability goals. Both companies see this collaboration as a catalyst for reshaping the industry towards sustainable practices. The use of hydrogen-based steel is expected to have a substantial positive impact on reducing carbon emissions, with potential reductions of up to 95% compared to traditional steel production methods. The mosque, with its LEED Zero Carbon certification target, is set to showcase the benefits of clean energy deployment and low carbon materials, including the innovative hydrogen-based steel. The partnership between Aldar and EMSTEEL not only aims to accelerate the transition to sustainable construction but also create demand for green materials in the region, contributing to the UAE's sustainability agenda and economic growth. By spearheading the adoption of green steel in construction projects, both companies are paving the way for future developments that prioritize environmental responsibility and innovation in the built environment.