Masdar targets a minimum of 100GW in renewable energy capacity and the production of up to one million tons of green hydrogen by 2030
The agreement builds on the Masdar-Turkmenistan MoU signed last year for development of renewable energy projects
Abu Dhabi-based Masdar is leading a consortium that will build a 10-gigawatt wind plant in Egypt
Infinity Power’s 6 MWp solar photovoltaic plant can provide enough electricity to power more than 5,000 homes a year
Masdar aims to add to existing projects in the kingdom, including a 400MW wind farm and a 300MW solar power plant
The acquisition will support Masdar’s offshore wind and renewables investment strategy
The partnership was announced following the signing of the Energy Security, Climate Action and Industry Accelerator Growth Pact between the UAE and Germany
The two companies are initially targeting the development of renewable energy projects with a capacity of about 600 MW
The project will help to generate half a billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, enough to meet the needs of more than 110,000 homes
In addition to the CSEP signed by the two nations, ADNOC and TotalEnergies inked a strategic partnership agreement to explore new opportunities for growth across the energy value chain
Emirates Development Bank has approved the trade facility to help JLW Middle East build the centre
ADNOC will hold a 43 per cent controlling stake in Masdar’s new green hydrogen joint venture, Mubadala will retain a 33 per cent interest, and TAQA will hold a 24 per cent stake
The Sharjah Waste to Energy plant will divert up to 300,000 tonnes of waste from landfills annually
ADNOC, BP and Masdar also agreed to explore the production of sustainable aviation fuels in the UAE
The Sharjah Waste to Energy plant will help divert up to 300,000 tonnes of unrecyclable waste away from landfills each year
Egypt hosts abundant solar and wind resources that enable renewable power generation at competitive costs
Kyrgyzstan is targeting reducing greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 44 per cent by 2030
Masdar also signed agreements related to the development of additional clean-energy projects across the country
Masdar wants to generate 50 gigawatts of clean power by 2030
The three companies will study the development, design, financing, operation, and maintenance of an industrial-scale facility in Al Ruwais, Abu Dhabi
Singapore is looking to import as much as 4 GW of low-carbon electricity by 2035
Masdar is focused on developing renewable energy projects across the Middle East and North Africa and broader international markets
Georgia, which primarily relies on hydropower for electricity generation, is looking to enhance its energy security and diversify its energy mix
Iraq is aiming to increase the percentage of renewables to 20-25 per cent in its power production capacity by the end of the decade
By 2030, Uzbekistan aims to deploy 5GW of solar and 3GW of wind power capacity, meeting 25 per cent of its electricity needs
The project will be run by Aquovum, in partnership with Masdar and Khalifa University of Science and Technology
The plant, spanning over 500 hectares, will be located in the Talin and Dashtadem communities of Armenia
The energy generated will be used to power the car parking facility, with excess energy fed to other sections of the Abu Dhabi International Airport
The 230-megawatt project is Azerbaijan’s first foreign investment-based independent solar project structured as a public-private partnership
Upon full commercial operation, the plant is expected to reduce Abu Dhabi’s CO2 emissions by more than 2.4 million metric tons per year