Jordan Renewables
Jordan has made solar and wind central to its electricity mix, but grid capacity, storage and system flexibility now define the next phase.
middle east
Israel Renewables
Israel has abundant solar resources, but reaching its renewable targets depends on rooftops, dual-use land, batteries and faster grid connections.
Egypt Renewables
Egypt has exceptional solar and wind resources, but grid investment, financing, storage, and project delivery will determine their national impact.
Saudi Arabia Renewables
Saudi Arabia is converting exceptional solar resources, large state-backed investments and competitive tenders into a rapidly expanding power sector.
Pakistan Renewables
Pakistan’s renewable shift is driven by hydropower, rapid solar adoption, wind corridors, and pressure to reduce fuel-import dependence.
Morocco Renewables
Morocco is expanding wind, solar and storage to reduce fossil-fuel dependence, strengthen its grid and build a green export economy.
United Arab Emirates Renewables
The UAE is scaling solar, storage and flexible clean-power systems to reduce gas use and build a globally competitive renewable-energy industry.
Turkey Renewables
Türkiye’s renewable sector is shifting from a hydro-led system toward rapid solar and wind growth, supported by auctions, industry and grid expansion.
Egypt Nuclear
Egypt’s El Dabaa project is turning a decades-old nuclear ambition into four large reactors designed to strengthen long-term electricity security.
Turkey Nuclear
Turkey is preparing to enter commercial nuclear power through Akkuyu while pursuing additional plants, local expertise, and long-term capacity.
United Arab Emirates Nuclear
Barakah has made nuclear power a core part of the UAE electricity system, reducing gas use while building a new high-skill energy industry.
Iran Nuclear
Iran’s nuclear power sector remains centred on Bushehr, where reactor expansion is shaped by Russian cooperation, sanctions and security risks.