Abu dhabi: The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has demonstrated a practical application of the Dubai-It approach, which was launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai. This strategy emphasizes that ambition must be matched with effective execution, positioning rapid and precise achievement as the true measure of success. According to Emirates News Agency, the Dubai-It framework is evident in Dubai's institutional projects and initiatives, where ambition is transformed into concrete achievements, and excellence is gauged by execution speed and performance quality. DEWA exemplifies this philosophy by converting visionary ideas into world-class infrastructure, pioneering projects, and globally recognized achievements. Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of DEWA, stated, "The Dubai-It initiative is a testament to Dubai's unwavering ambition. At DEWA, we embrace this vision through transformational projects and measurable resul ts, recognizing that time creates opportunities and each achievement lays the groundwork for future accomplishments." DEWA follows an integrated operational framework that emphasizes clear vision, proactive planning, meticulous execution, and strategic partnerships to deliver measurable outcomes in energy and water sectors. DEWA ranks first in 13 key performance indicators across its operations, demonstrating that excellence in Dubai is measured by impact rather than scale. The authority recorded the world's lowest customer minutes lost for electricity, averaging just 0.82 minutes annually, and achieved the lowest electricity transmission and distribution network losses at 2%. Water network losses were 4.4%, among the lowest globally, with the reliability and availability of Dubai's power system exceeding 99.99%. The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is a significant example of the Dubai-It approach, transforming ambitious vision into the world's largest single-site solar park. The solar park's prod uction capacity stands at 3,860MW, with plans to exceed 8,000MW by 2030, surpassing the initial target of 5,000MW. The park's fourth phase serves as a global innovation model, combining photovoltaic and concentrated solar power technologies, securing four Guinness World Records. The Independent Power Producer (IPP) model, adopted by DEWA to develop the solar park, represents a successful application of the Dubai-It approach, enhancing economic efficiency and attracting international investment. This model has contributed to lowering global renewable energy technology costs and accelerating clean energy project deployment. As a result, clean energy now constitutes more than 21.5% of Dubai's energy mix, with projections to reach 36% by 2030, supporting Dubai's goal of 100% clean energy production by 2050. The meticulous execution approach is also evident in the Hatta Hydroelectric Power Plant, the first of its kind in the GCC region. DEWA continues to diversify energy sources with a balanced portfolio, includ ing solar power, CSP, battery energy storage, and green hydrogen. These initiatives aim to develop a sustainable and future-ready energy ecosystem. DEWA is investing AED 7 billion in its Smart Grid Strategy through 2035, focusing on enhancing electricity transmission and distribution efficiency, reducing losses, and optimizing load management. The strategy includes six key themes and 19 enablers, leveraging artificial intelligence and digital technologies to ensure service continuity. DEWA's AI-powered service, Rammas, has handled over 13 million inquiries since its launch in 2017. This integrated framework underscores DEWA's role in creating innovative operational, investment, and technological models that serve as global benchmarks. By transforming vision into action and plans into reality, DEWA continues to position itself as a global benchmark for utilities, contributing significantly to Dubai's sustainable future.