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With 30.5GW gas-fired power production across its Middle East and Pakistan asset portfolio, ENGIE is one of the Gulf’s leading independent power and water producers. ENGIE is proud to be a long-term developer, producer and investor in flexible power generation for the region, making significant and sustainable ongoing contributions to local economies and communities.

Over 10 GW power capacity and 609 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

  • Al Taweelah IWPP (20%)
  • Umm Al Nar IWPP (20%)
  • Shuweihat 1 IWPP (20%)
  • Shuweihat 2 IWPP (20%)
  • Fujairah 2 IWPP (20%)
  • Mirfa IWPP (20%)

In operation:

  • 7.5 GW gas-fired power capacity and 176 MIGD desalination capacity
  • Marafiq IWPP (20%)
  • Riyadh PP11 IPP (20%)
  • Tihama Power IPP (60%)
  • Fadhili (40%)

Under construction:

  • 30 MW captive solar power

3.8 GW of power capacity and 123 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

  • Ras Laffan B IWPP (40%)
  • Ras Laffan C IWPP (20%)

3.7 GW of power capacity and 120 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

  • Sohar 1 IWPP (35%)
  • Sohar 2 IPP (29.9%)
  • Barka 2 IWPP (30.9%)
  • Barka 3 IPP (29.9%)
  • Al Rusail IPP – OCGT (30.9%)
  • Al Kamil IPP – OCGT (65%)

More than 3 GW power and 138 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

  • Al Dur IWPP (45%)
  • Al Ezzel IPP (45%)
  • Al Hidd IWPP (30%)

Az-Zour North was Kuwait’s first IWPP: 1.5 GW power capacity and 107 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

  • Az Zour IWPP (17.5%)

Roughly 1 GW of power in operation

  • Uch 1 IPP (100%)
  • Uch 2 IPP (100%)
  • UAE

    Over 10 GW power capacity and 609 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

    • Al Taweelah IWPP (20%)
    • Umm Al Nar IWPP (20%)
    • Shuweihat 1 IWPP (20%)
    • Shuweihat 2 IWPP (20%)
    • Fujairah 2 IWPP (20%)
    • Mirfa IWPP (20%)
  • Saudi Arabia

    In operation:

    • 7.5 GW gas-fired power capacity and 176 MIGD desalination capacity
    • Marafiq IWPP (20%)
    • Riyadh PP11 IPP (20%)
    • Tihama Power IPP (60%)
    • Fadhili (40%)

    Under construction:

    • 30 MW captive solar power
  • Qatar

    3.8 GW of power capacity and 123 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

    • Ras Laffan B IWPP (40%)
    • Ras Laffan C IWPP (20%)
  • Oman

    3.7 GW of power capacity and 120 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

    • Sohar 1 IWPP (35%)
    • Sohar 2 IPP (29.9%)
    • Barka 2 IWPP (30.9%)
    • Barka 3 IPP (29.9%)
    • Al Rusail IPP – OCGT (30.9%)
    • Al Kamil IPP – OCGT (65%)
  • Bahrain

    More than 3 GW power and 138 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

    • Al Dur IWPP (45%)
    • Al Ezzel IPP (45%)
    • Al Hidd IWPP (30%)
  • Kuwait

    Az-Zour North was Kuwait’s first IWPP: 1.5 GW power capacity and 107 MIGD desalination capacity in operation

    • Az Zour IWPP (17.5%)
  • Pakistan

    Roughly 1 GW of power in operation

    • Uch 1 IPP (100%)
    • Uch 2 IPP (100%)
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The company’s diverse regional operations encompass established processes alongside newer power technologies, from combined-cycle and open-cycle gas turbines to steam production and captive solar power. This extensive range of capabilities reflects a wide breadth of expertise, marking ENGIE out as an agile and adaptable operator in what is a rapidly evolving sector.

Operations in the United Arab Emirates represent the largest individual contribution from ENGIE ’s regional portfolio. From Shuweihat 1 and 2 in the west to Fujairah F2 in the east, six combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) plants deliver 10GW of power. In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, ENGIE provides 7.5GW of power capacity, with the new NADEC plant currently under construction and projected to deliver some 30MW of captive solar power. Steam production plants at Fadhili and Tihama and CCGTs at Riyadh PP11 and Marafiq complete a diverse power portfolio in Saudi.

In Qatar, power is produced at two CCGT plants at Ras Laffan, whilst activities in Oman are spread across seven plants.

Three CCGT facilities in the Kingdom of Bahrain – at Al Ezzel, Al Hidd, and Al Dur – produce a total of over 3GW of power. With a combined-cycle gas turbine, the State of Kuwait’s first IWPP at Az Zour North contributes 1.5GW capacity, whilst UCH1 and UCH2 in Pakistan operate CCGT plants to deliver approximately 1GW of power.

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The sustainable production of power is key to continued economic and social development throughout the GCC. ENGIE’s ongoing investment in conventional and renewable technologies reflects not only the company’s commitment to maintaining its leading position in this crucial sector, but also its far-reaching local expertise and knowledge.

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