For more than 30 years, ENGIE has been a trusted partner in Oman, For more than 30 years, ENGIE has been a trusted partner in Oman, contributing to the development and operation of essential energy and water infrastructure. Our presence in the Sultanate is built on long-term commitment, operational excellence and a deep understanding of Oman’s national priorities.
Today, ENGIE plays a significant role in supporting the Sultanate’s energy and water security. Through our portfolio of power generation and desalination assets, we help deliver reliable electricity and fresh water to communities, businesses, and industries across Oman.
With approximately 2.7 GW of power generation capacity and 87 million imperial gallons per day (MIGD) of desalination capacity, ENGIE contributes to the infrastructure that underpins the country’s economic growth and long-term resilience.
As Oman advances towards the ambitions of Vision 2040, ENGIE remains committed to supporting the Sultanate’s sustainable development through innovation, operational excellence, and strategic partnerships. This includes bringing our global experience in renewable energy, battery energy storage systems, decarbonisation and low-carbon infrastructure to help support a more resilient and diversified energy future.
A long-standing contributor to Oman’s critical infrastructure
ENGIE has played an important role in strengthening Oman’s critical infrastructure through both electricity generation and desalinated water production.
Reliable Power for a Growing Nation
Through the Sohar 1 & 2, Al Rusail and Barka 2 & 3 power plants, ENGIE operates approximately 2.7 GW of generation capacity, representing around 25% of Oman’s power generation capacity. These facilities provide reliable electricity that supports homes, businesses, and key industries across the Sultanate.
Securing Oman’s Water Supply
As a leader in desalination, ENGIE helps ensure a reliable supply of fresh water for communities and industries across Oman.
The Barka 2 Desalination Plant contributes an additional 26 MIGD, supporting both the Barka industrial hub and surrounding communities.
Barka 4, Oman’s largest desalination plant, produces 61 MIGD of potable water and is a cornerstone of the country’s water infrastructure.
Together, the two facilities produce a combined 87 MIGD, representing more than one-third of Oman’s desalinated water capacity. This contribution plays a vital role in supporting water security and sustainable development across the Sultanate.
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