Saudi Arabian Refineries Company (SARCO) has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with UK-based AGR to secure the offtake of green ammonia from a planned production facility in Jazan Industrial City. This initiative reflects Saudi Arabia’s commitment to entering the green hydrogen market and reducing carbon emissions through renewable energy collaboration.

KPI Green Energy Limited's subsidiary, Sun Drops Energia Limited, has secured a contract for a solar and battery storage project in the UAE. The project features a 33 kWp solar power system and a 573 kWh Battery Energy Storage System, supporting a data center. This marks KPI's expansion into international markets, enhancing its renewable energy expertise.

Saudi Arabia and Germany have signed an agreement to establish a green ammonia export corridor, aiming to develop a renewable energy supply chain from Saudi Arabia to Europe. Key players include ACWA Power and EnBW. The project, featuring a facility in Yanbu, will enhance energy security, support climate goals, and foster international cooperation in decarbonization.

Saudi Arabia is taking important steps to strengthen its environmental sustainability efforts by encouraging closer collaboration between government institutions and the private sector. The...

Oman's United Solar Polysilicon facility has launched in Sohar Freezone with a $1.6 billion investment, marking a shift toward clean energy manufacturing. It aims to produce 100,000 tonnes of polysilicon annually, supporting solar module production. The project emphasizes environmental management and aims to enhance Oman’s role in global renewable energy supply chains.

Sineng Electric has signed a contract to supply PV inverters for Saudi Arabia's PIF 6 solar project cluster, which includes the 3GW Bisha and Humaij projects. This strengthens Sineng's presence in the Middle East and supports regional renewable energy goals. The company aims to contribute to sustainable development and low-carbon growth.

Municipalities in Ajloun, Deir Alla, and the Southern Jordan Valley faced high electricity costs that restricted budgets and hindered long-term planning. The SEED project shifted this by promoting partnerships where municipalities actively managed renewable energy projects. Results include significant cost savings, job creation, improved municipal services, and a model for sustainable energy development.

Turkey and Saudi Arabia have signed a $2 billion solar energy agreement to enhance economic and energy collaboration. The initiative aims to develop 2,000 megawatts of capacity in Turkey's Anatolia region, marking the first phase of a 5,000-megawatt roadmap. This project supports Turkey's climate goals and foreign investments, with operations expected by 2029.

Solar energy support for underprivileged families was a key focus of the Fils Al-Reef programme in December 2025, as the fund approved the installation...

Saudi Arabia has committed $2 billion in investment to Turkey’s renewable energy sector, strengthening energy cooperation between the two countries. The agreement was finalized...

Saudi Arabia and Türkiye signed a strategic agreement to enhance renewable energy cooperation during Turkish President Erdoğan's visit on February 3, 2026. The deal includes developing solar projects in Türkiye with a capacity of 5,000 MW, attracting nearly USD 2 billion in investment, and emphasizing local resources and technology transfer for mutual benefits.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) recorded a new milestone in Türkiye in 2025, investing €2.7 billion in the country, its highest...

Several African nations are advancing renewable energy projects to improve electricity access and support socio-economic growth. Initiatives include solar mini-grids in Sudan, expanded wind capacity in Cabo Verde, and large-scale solar projects in South Africa. Collaborations aim to enhance regional integration, boost energy resilience, and attract private capital for infrastructure development.

Sudan is promoting solar mini-grids to enhance electricity access for underserved communities, where many rely on costly diesel generators. Funded by GEF and UNDP, a new project aims to improve regulatory frameworks, encourage private investment, and build capacity in the energy sector, potentially benefiting 144,000 people and reducing emissions.

Cabo Verde is enhancing its sustainability efforts with over $13 million in funding from the World Bank and grants from Canada and the Global Infrastructure Facility, focusing on renewable energy. Key developments include expanding the Cabeólica wind farm and implementing battery storage across islands. By increasing renewable electricity from 20% to 30%, Cabo Verde aims for 100% renewable energy by 2040, enhancing energy access and creating jobs, while addressing gender disparities in the sector.

Sub-Saharan Africa's energy sector is shifting as private investors fund electricity transmission projects, traditionally managed by state utilities. The rise of Independent Transmission Projects (ITPs) aims to address the region's transmission deficit. Recent projects, like Uganda's Amari, signal growing investor confidence and modernized approaches to energy infrastructure, enhancing reliability and economic growth.