Abu Dhabi is set to witness a groundbreaking project led by Aldar, the construction of the world's first net zero mosque on Yas Island. This innovative project incorporates hydrogen-based steel rebar supplied by EMSTEEL Group to significantly reduce carbon emissions, with a potential decrease of up to 95%. The choice of materials and the design of the mosque prioritize sustainability, aiming for LEED Zero Carbon certification and demonstrating Aldar's commitment to achieving net zero operations by 2050. The announcement of this remarkable project was made during Make It In The Emirates 2025 event, showcasing Aldar and EMSTEEL's collaboration to revolutionize the construction industry and promote sustainability. By utilizing green steel and emphasizing a circular economy approach, the partnership aims to reshape the sector and contribute to the UAE's National In-Country Value (ICV) program. Executives from Aldar and EMSTEEL highlighted the significance of using low-emissions hydrogen-based rebar, emphasizing the material's potential to drive decarbonization at scale. The project sets a new standard for real estate development by integrating green practices, clean energy sources, and innovative construction methods. With the vision to lead the transition towards sustainable construction, Aldar and EMSTEEL are pioneering the adoption of green steel in various infrastructure projects across the UAE, with a focus on long-term environmental impact. This collaboration symbolizes a major advancement in the construction industry, underlining the commitment to innovation, environmental responsibility, and industrial sustainability in the region.