Explore major energy infrastructure projects across Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Egypt.
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The Middle East is rapidly transforming from a traditional oil and gas stronghold into a global leader in renewable energy and green hydrogen. With nations like Saudi Arabia and the UAE investing hundreds of billions of dollars, the region hosts some of the world's most ambitious energy tenders.
Under Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia aims for an optimal energy mix, where 50% of electricity comes from renewables by 2030. Projects like the NEOM Green Hydrogen Complex ($8.5B) and the NREP Round 7 (5.3GW of solar and wind) are currently setting global benchmarks for scale and cost-efficiency.
The United Arab Emirates continues its aggressive expansion in solar power. Landmark projects like the Al Azeezah Solar-Storage Mega Project (5.2GW) and the Zarraf Solar PV project are driving the "Net Zero by 2050 Strategic Initiative". Abu Dhabi's EWEC and Dubai's DEWA remain the primary issuers of multi-billion dollar energy tenders.
Beyond solar and wind, the region is becoming a focal point for Green Hydrogen production and LNG power integration. Qatar's massive LNG expansion projects often include large-scale power islands and carbon capture provisions, creating high-value EPC opportunities.