Week in MiddleEast: Saudi Awards 24.4 GW Power Contracts; Noor Chad Launches Utility-Scale Solar + Storage and More…

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Saudi Arabia Contracts Record 24.4 GW Power Capacity in 2025

Saudi Arabia awarded a record 24.4 GW of power capacity contracts in 2025, driven largely by solar and wind projects under its Vision 2030 strategy. The milestone underscores the Kingdomโ€™s aggressive diversification of its energy mix, strengthening renewable integration while reducing reliance on fossil fuels and expanding private sector participation.

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Noor Chad Launches First Utility-Scale Solar Plant with Battery Storage

Chad marked a renewable milestone with the launch of the Noor solar project, the countryโ€™s first utility-scale solar plant integrated with battery energy storage. The project enhances grid stability, expands electricity access, and reduces diesel dependency, setting a foundation for future clean energy investments in Central Africa.

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Abu Dhabi Introduces Self-Supply Solar and Battery Policy

Abu Dhabi unveiled a new policy enabling businesses and entities to develop self-supply solar PV and battery storage systems. The initiative accelerates the emirateโ€™s net-zero ambitions, promotes distributed renewable generation, reduces grid pressure, and empowers consumers to optimize clean energy consumption across sectors.

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Saudi Arabiaโ€™s Power Capacity to Exceed 106 GW by 2034

Saudi Arabiaโ€™s total power capacity is projected to surpass 106 GW by 2034, supported by substantial renewable additions. The Kingdomโ€™s long-term energy roadmap prioritizes solar and wind expansion, grid modernization, and private investment, aligning economic diversification with decarbonization objectives under Vision 2030.

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WGEO and AmCham Dubai Sign MoU for Green Economy Collaboration

At the World Governments Summit 2026, the World Green Economy Organization and AmCham Dubai signed an MoU to enhance public-private collaboration. The partnership focuses on advancing sustainable investment frameworks, fostering innovation, and accelerating green economy initiatives across regional and international markets.

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DEWA Surpasses 10 TWh Clean Power Generation in 2025

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority achieved over 10 TWh of clean energy generation in 2025 while reporting record financial performance. The achievement reflects Dubaiโ€™s growing renewable portfolio, operational efficiency, and strategic investments supporting the emirateโ€™s Clean Energy Strategy 2050.

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SARCO Subsidiary Signs 100% Green Ammonia Offtake Deal

A SARCO subsidiary signed an MoU with the UKโ€™s AGR for 100% offtake from its green ammonia project in Saudi Arabia. The agreement strengthens the Kingdomโ€™s clean hydrogen ambitions, positioning it as a competitive exporter in the emerging global green fuels market.

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KPI Green Energy Wins UAE Solar and BESS Data Centre Order

KPI Green Energy secured a solar and battery energy storage system (BESS) order in the UAE for a data centre project. The development supports sustainable digital infrastructure growth, ensuring reliable, low-carbon power supply for high-energy-demand facilities.

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UAE and Gabon Strengthen Renewable Energy Cooperation

The UAE President and Gabonese leader discussed expanding renewable energy collaboration and economic ties during talks in Abu Dhabi. The dialogue highlights growing cross-continental partnerships focused on clean energy investment, infrastructure development, and sustainable economic growth.

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Oman Enters Global Solar Supply Chain with $1.6 Billion Polysilicon Plant

Oman announced a $1.6 billion polysilicon plant in Sohar, marking its entry into the global solar manufacturing supply chain. The project enhances regional industrial diversification, supports renewable deployment, and strengthens the Middle Eastโ€™s position in upstream solar production.

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Oman and Spain Partner on Green Methanol Plant in Salalah

Oman partnered with Spain to develop a green methanol production and bunkering facility in Salalah. The project advances low-carbon shipping fuels, reinforces Omanโ€™s hydrogen strategy, and strengthens international clean fuel trade corridors.

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TAQA Reports Strong 2025 Results with Renewable Expansion

TAQA announced robust 2025 financial results, recording higher net profits alongside significant renewable capacity expansion. The companyโ€™s performance reflects strategic investments in clean energy assets, grid infrastructure upgrades, and long-term sustainability commitments across the UAE and beyond.

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Egypt and EU Sign โ‚ฌ124 Million Deal for Grid Modernization

Egypt and the European Union signed a โ‚ฌ124 million agreement to modernize Egyptโ€™s electricity grid and support green ammonia development. The partnership strengthens regional energy security, promotes renewable integration, and enhances Egyptโ€™s role in global green fuel markets.

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RiyadhVCM and ROSHN Partner on Carbon Credit Framework

Riyadh Voluntary Carbon Market (RiyadhVCM) and ROSHN Group partnered to develop a carbon credit framework tailored for Saudi Arabiaโ€™s real estate sector. The initiative aims to standardize emissions accounting and promote voluntary carbon markets in urban development projects.

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ROSHN Secures PAS 2080 Carbon Management Certification

ROSHN Group became the first real estate developer in Saudi Arabia and the GCC to obtain PAS 2080 certification for carbon management. The recognition underscores its commitment to lifecycle emissions reduction and sustainable construction practices across its large-scale developments.

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BP Sells 10% Stake in 240 MW Shafag Solar Project

BP divested a 10% stake in the 240 MW Shafag solar project to Hungaryโ€™s MVM Energetika Zrt (MVM). The transaction reflects strategic portfolio optimization while maintaining BPโ€™s commitment to renewable energy investments in Azerbaijanโ€™s expanding solar sector.

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