31 GW
of power
5.3 million M3 day
of desalinated water
We are a developer, investor, co-owner and operator of a portfolio of power and desalinated water
ACWA Power Projects formed in 2004, the forerunner of present day ACWA Power
Reliably delivering electricity and desalinated water at low cost.
Our corporate governance philosophy is based on a legacy of ethical & transparent practices
We co-invest in our projects to ensure technical & operational control over its performance
We have 56 projects secured in 11 countries
The First National Operations & Maintenance Company (NOMAC), is our wholly owned subsidiary
Details about the range of power generation and desalination technologies
Our integrated Health, Safety & Environmental management system meet IFC’s guidelines
Corporate social responsibility is interwoven into our business model
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We are owned by a number of Saudi government institutions, IFC and Saudi conglomerates
Our Annual Reports highlight our operations and activities since 2009
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The people working for ACWA Power remain the key pillars of our success
The 300 MW Sakaka IPP photovoltaic (PV) solar project is the first ever utility scale renewable energy project under the National Renewable Energy Program of Saudi Arabia. The Renewable Energy Projects Development Office (REPDO) awarded ACWA Power the contract at a world record-breaking tariff of US Cents 2.3417/kWh (8.781 halalas/kWh). The plant will cover an area of six square kilometeres at Al Jouf. With an investment of US $302 million, this project the first of a series of project under the Saudi national renewable energy programme which aims to produce 9.5GW of renewable energy by 2023.
ACWA Power developed, financed, built, own and operated three solar photovoltaic power plants...