Adopting the cubic metre as a uniform and globally recognised measurement unit, rather than the imperial gallon, is a significant step towards enhancing alignment with international best practices.

The switch to cubic meters was officially announced by DEWA in March 2025, aligning Dubai's utility billing with global norms where cubic meters are the standard metric unit for water measurement.

Billions of cubic feet equivalent is a natural gas term used to measure how much natural gas is either in reserves or delivered over extended periods.

Adopting the cubic metre as a uniform and globally recognised measurement unit, rather than the imperial gallon, is a significant step towards enhancing alignment with international best practices.

Adopting the cubic metre as a uniform and globally recognised measurement unit, rather than the imperial gallon, is a significant step towards enhancing alignment with international best practices.

Adopting the cubic metre as a uniform and globally recognised measurement unit, rather than the imperial gallon, is a significant step towards enhancing alignment with international best practices.