Knowledge briefs from our team on clean energy technologies, the Kingdom's transition path, and regional sector news across the Arab world.
Four knowledge briefs covering the sector's key topics: solar energy, green hydrogen, energy storage, and the Vision 2030 roadmap.
Why does the Kingdom have some of the world's lowest solar costs? How does sunlight become electricity, and what are the landmark projects from Sudair to Al-Shuaibah?
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NEOM is nearing operation: 600 tonnes of hydrogen daily and 1.2 million tonnes of ammonia a year. How is green hydrogen made and why does the Kingdom bet on it?
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The sun sets and the wind comes and goes. How does the grid keep its power? From lithium batteries to Abu Dhabi's landmark 19 GWh project.
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50% of electricity from renewables by 2030, capacities up to 130 GW, and a USD 34 billion commitment. Where does the Kingdom stand today?
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From public chargers to smart-grid integration — what lies ahead for the Kingdom's e-mobility market?
Read more →Before generating a new kilowatt, save one — practical principles for facilities and buildings, and the role of the Saudi Energy Efficiency Center.
Read more →Key developments in renewable energy across the region — continuously tracked by our team.
NEOM Green Hydrogen Company has started commissioning the 2.2 GW project, with 90% construction completion across all sites and the 4 GW solar and wind generation assets on track for mid-2026 completion.
Source →Installed renewable capacity reached 12.3 GW by March 2025, with about 9 GW added during 2025 alone — the region's leader, on track for 100–130 GW by 2030.
Source →The Abu Dhabi project combines 5.2 GW of solar with a 19 GWh battery system to deliver 1 GW of uninterrupted clean baseload power, backed by 13 international and local banks.
Source →Arab Potash Company has begun implementation of a 30 MWp PV plant to power its facilities, using advanced technologies and international standards as part of its renewable expansion plan.
Source →Ten investment agreements signed at the Duqm special economic zone, led by ACME's green hydrogen project (USD 4.2 billion) and an 890 MW independent power plant.
Source →A strategic agreement between EWEC and Masdar to accelerate utility-scale renewables, including over 30 GW of solar PV and 8 GW of batteries, building on landmark projects like Al Dhafra.
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