UAE & SAUDI ARABIA UTILITY DRONE Market Seen Soaring 25.2% Growth by 2030, Projects Univdatos Market Insights

Key Highlights of the Report:

UAE:

• UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA): The GCAA regulates all drone operations in the UAE. Operators must obtain permits and adhere to specific flight restrictions, including no-fly zones around airports, military bases, and other sensitive areas.
• Drone Registration: All drones must be registered with the GCAA, and operators must complete mandatory training to ensure safe and responsible drone usage.
• Data Privacy: Privacy laws in the UAE apply to drone operators, emphasizing the protection of individuals’ personal information when capturing images or videos.
• General Authority for Civil Aviation (GACA): GACA governs the operation of drones in Saudi Arabia. Operators must obtain permits and adhere to specific flight regulations and safety guidelines.

Saudi Arabia:

• Drone Registration: Drones must be registered with GACA, and operators need to undergo training and certification to ensure safe and responsible drone usage.
• Privacy Regulations: Privacy laws apply to drone operators, safeguarding individuals’ rights and personal information during drone operations.
• Environmental Regulations: Drones used for environmental monitoring are subject to environmental regulations to ensure minimal impact on local ecosystems.

According to a new report by Univdatos Market Insights, the UAE & Saudi Arabia Utility Drone Market is expected to reach USD XX Million in 2022 by growing at a CAGR of 25.2%. Renewable drones are becoming increasingly popular in the Middle East, particularly in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), due to the net zero emissions goals. UAE targets 44% renewable energy by 2050, while Saudi Arabia is aiming for 50% by 2030. The increasing awareness about global warming and more solar and wind farms increasing the need of drones for maintenance.

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The UAE and Saudi Arabia, the rapid technological advancements and developments in solar power technology have made photovoltaic (PV) technology a possible alternative for powering drones and other unmanned aircraft. Also, there has been continuous growth in investments in renewable energy sources leading to the explosion of solar power across the Middle East. The governments of both nations had committed to ambitious renewable energy targets as part of their broader diversification strategies away from fossil fuels. For instance, Al Masaood Energy, in March 2022, in partnership with ADNOC Onshore and vendors Terra Drone and NDT Corrosion Control Services (NDTCCS), announced the launch of a new drone center project in the Bab, Bu Hasa, and TPO concession area. The project, set to begin in 2023, aims to enhance safety and efficiency in the oil and gas industry through the use of cutting-edge drone technology.

The report suggests that the growing preferences for increased reliance on Utility drones and demand for cutting-edge drone technology properties has had a significant impact on the renewable drone industry in the UAE & SAUDI ARABIA region. Some of the ways in which this impact has been felt include:

• UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCCA): Drones fall within the purview of the definition of an Unmanned Aerial System (a UAS) by the Regulations, which states, a UAS is “an aircraft and its associated elements which are operated with no pilot on board”.

No Fly Zone- the GCAA has an app “UAE Drone Fly Zone Map” which allows drone users to ascertain the designated areas in UAE for the operation of drones in UAE.

• Classification

The Regulations also separate UAE into six categories based on physical and operational parameters:

• Category 1- drones weighing less than 5 kgs
  • Category 2- drones weighing between 5kgs and 25kgs
  • Category 3- drones weighing more than 25 kgs
  • Each category has subcategories for commercial and private use.
• Private and Commercial Users:
  • Users of UAS for private leisure and sport are termed as private users, while commercial users use drones for purposes such as media, surveying, surveillance, inspection, air delivery amongst others.

Apart from this, in recent years, several governments in the UAE & Saudi Arabia have implemented policies and provided funding support to enhance the growth of the Renewable drone industry. Some examples include:

These policies and funding support initiatives have helped to create a more favourable environment for the Renewable drone industry in the UAE & Saudi Arabia and are expected to support the growth of the industry in the region in the coming years.

Conclusion

In conclusion, The UAE and Saudi Arabia are leading the way in the deployment of renewable drones due to their net zero emissions goals, investments in solar energy, and increasing awareness about global warming. The growing adoption of drones can also be attributed to the reduction in inspection expenses. The rapid technological advancements and developments in solar power technology have made photovoltaic (PV) technology a possible alternative for powering drones and other unmanned aircraft. The governments of both nations had committed to ambitious renewable energy targets as part of their broader diversification strategies away from fossil fuels. The renewable drone industry in the UAE and Saudi Arabia holds immense potential, creating new opportunities for economic growth and environmental management.

Key Offerings of the Report

Market Size, Trends, & Forecast by Revenue | 2023−2030

Market Dynamics – Leading Trends, Growth Drivers, Restraints, and Investment Opportunities

Market Segmentation – A detailed analysis by Type, Service, and End-User

Competitive Landscape – Top Key Vendors and Other Prominent Vendors