Dubai will add 735 electric buses to its public transport network in 2026, creating the UAE’s largest clean bus fleet to date. The rollout supports quieter streets, lower emissions and cleaner air, while making electric mobility more practical across the city. Charging an EV or powering new data centres with cleaner electricity also becomes easier as the network expands.
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Mabasi ya umeme yabadili usafiri wa kila siku mjini Dubai

CLEAN TECHNICA

Dubai itaongeza mabasi 735 ya umeme kwenye mfumo wake wa usafiri wa umma mwaka 2026 na kuunda kundi kubwa zaidi la mabasi safi katika Falme za Kiarabu. Mpango huo utapunguza hewa chafu na kelele huku ukirahisisha usafiri wa kijani. Pia utaongeza upatikanaji wa umeme safi kwa magari ya umeme na vituo vya data.

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