In the United Arab Emirates, sustainable architecture is increasingly becoming a reality. By. in words According to Roksolana Pirtko, a commercial real estate expert, solar energy is becoming the basis of a new urban environment where technology works not for image but for practical efficiency. About. the newspaper writes Ua.news.
"For the UAE, energy efficiency is not a fashion trend, but a matter of survival," says Roksolana PyrtkoWhen the temperature exceeds 45 degrees and water resources are limited, it is renewable energy that provides stability and comfort."
Today, Dubai and Abu Dhabi are actively integrating solar technologies into desalination systems, residential infrastructure and architectural solutions. The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, one of the world's largest projects of its kind, is already providing energy to millions of residents. And the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) plans to fully switch to desalination using clean energy and thermal waste by 2030.
Roksolana Pirtko emphasises that the combination of solar generation with membrane technology can significantly reduce the cost of water treatment, make the system more stable and accessible to new areas. "We see a completely different approach to development being taken in the desert - every square metre is being designed to meet the climate and technological possibilities."
This approach is already shaping a new standard for urban development in the UAE - architecture that is not only beautiful, but also self-sufficient, economical and resilient to climate change.
