How The Gulf's Contribution To Global Energy Transition Compares To Denmark, Germany, And China (Exclusive Story Suggestion)

(MENAFN- Mid-East Info) But how does the Gulf's contribution to the global energy transition measure up against leaders like Denmark, Germany, and China?

To dive into this topic, I'd like to propose an exclusive editorial opportunity to feature Abu Dhabi-based Rasso Joerg Bartenschlager, General Manager, Al Masaood Power Division. Rasso began his career as a mechanic and service engineer in southern Germany, giving him a hands-on understanding of the technical and operational foundations of the industry.

Through an interview/Q&A or opinion article, Rasso can discuss the following topics:

How does the Gulf measure up against Denmark, Germany, and China in the global energy transition?

While the Gulf has long been synonymous with fossil fuels, it is now emerging as a key player in the global shift toward sustainable energy. The region is investing heavily in renewable technologies like solar and wind, and leveraging hybrid systems and AI to meet its growing energy needs more sustainably. How rapidly is the Gulf closing the gap and positioning itself as a rising force in the global energy transition?

Hybrid power, AI, and the future of energy in the Gulf:
AI and hybrid power systems are central to the Gulf's energy revolution. These technologies are optimizing power systems, integrating renewables with traditional sources, and paving the way for a more resilient and sustainable energy future, with the UAE and Saudi Arabia leading this charge through strategic investments in innovative energy solutions.

Role of sustainable energy in the evolution of data centers in the Gulf:
As the demand for data continues to surge, data centers are increasingly powered by renewable energy and optimized with energy-efficient technologies. The Gulf is driving the transformation of data centers into sustainable tech hubs that support both the region's digital ambitions and its environmental goals.

Al Masaood Power Division works closely with regional governments, OEMs, and knowledge institutions to ensure alignment with long-term energy visions of Gulf countries.

If you're interested, please specify what topic/format you prefer, and I can either schedule an interview with Rasso or email you his written responses (opinion article/answers to your questions).

About Rasso Jörg Bartenschlager:

Rasso is the General Manager of Al Masaood Power Division, part of the Al Masaood Group, where he leads the operations and strategic direction of a 200-person team across the UAE, Bahrain, and Iraq. With over 25 years of experience in global energy and power systems, Rasso oversees a portfolio that includes mtu, a Rolls-Royce solution, Volvo Penta, and Leroy-Somer-delivering critical power solutions across marine, industrial, and infrastructure sectors.

Under his leadership, Al Masaood Power has achieved multiple milestones including regional growth records in power generation, the successful hosting of the Rolls-Royce World Distributor Conference in Abu Dhabi, and industry recognition such as Volvo Penta's Aftermarket Importer of the Year. He has also led the division's expansion into emerging markets such as Iraq and guided its strategic alignment with national sustainability targets, including hybrid and alternative fuel solutions.

Rasso is actively driving Al Masaood Power's contributions to the UAE's Net Zero 2050 goals through investment in hybrid systems, lithium-ion storage, circular economy practices, and smart grid technologies. His approach combines deep sector knowledge with practical, forward-focused thinking. He is a frequent speaker on the intersection of sustainability, digitisation, and infrastructure resilience, with a focus on AI-enabled energy solutions and regional collaboration.

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