EDF Power Solutions
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
About
EDF Power Solutions is a subsidiary headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates with approximately 5000+ employees specializing in Solar, Wind, Hydrogen.
EDF Power Solutions is an entity of EDF Group, formed from EDF Renewables and the EDF International Division. It develops, builds and operates renewable power generation plants, focusing on solar, wind, storage and green hydrogen in the Middle East and Africa. The company reports around 12 GWac of installed capacity in the Middle East region and over 25 years of presence in the region. Globally, EDF Power Solutions reports a gross installed capacity of 31 GW and around 10,000 employees across more than 25 countries.
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Products & services
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Service areas (2)
Financing, construction and operation of solar and wind
Financing, construction and operation-maintenance of large-scale solar and wind projects, hybrid and storage solutions.
Green hydrogen
Development of green hydrogen plants and related low-carbon solutions.
Locations
Headquarters
Uptown Tower, Office 2302, JLT, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Operating locations (5)
- La Colline Sidi Maârouf, California Garden Building A, 4th floor, Casablanca, Morocco
- N.90th Street, Plot no.45, 1st Section, 5th Settlement, New Cairo, Egypt
- Qurtuba Dist., Business Gate Building C-2, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- 1 Oakdale Road, Newlands, Cape Town, South Africa
- 100 Esplanade du Général de Gaulle, Paris, France
Service regions
Projects
15Al Henakiyah solar power plant
Utility-scale solar plant developed with Masdar and Nesma Company, expected to be among the world's largest upon completion.
Wesley-Ciskei Wind Farm
Wind farm near Wesley, Gcinisa and Hamburg; first wind energy project in a former homeland region of the Eastern Cape.
Waainek Wind Farm
Wind farm near Grahamstown on Highlands Road, supporting the Grassroots Youth Development Program.
Chaba Wind Farm
Wind farm on either side of the N2 near Komga, supporting the Grassroots Youth Development Programme.
Grassridge Wind Farm
Wind energy project on Addo Road within Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, supporting the Grassroots Youth Development Program.
Koudia Al Baida Wind Farm Repowering Project
Repowering of an existing wind farm, replacing 90 turbines with 20 turbines of 5 MW each; first repowering project in Morocco and Africa.
Benban solar park
Two solar parks within the Benban solar complex in Aswan province; EDF Renewables' first solar park in Egypt.
TAZA Wind Farm
One of the largest wind farms in Africa, with 87 turbines; EDF Renewables' first wind farm in Morocco.
Al Dhafra solar plant
Solar plant using bifacial modules and sun-trackers, described as the biggest single-site solar plant in the world.
Manah 1 solar plant
First large-scale renewable installation in Oman for EDF Renewables, developed with KOWEPO.
Mohamed Bin Rashid Solar Park Phase III
Solar power plant built in three phases, in operation since 2020, powering residences in Dubai.
Al Ajban Solar PV Independent Power Project
Solar PV independent power project awarded by Abu Dhabi's EWEC.
South Jeddah solar plant
EDF Renewables' first solar park in Saudi Arabia, using over 900,000 bifacial panels.
Dumat Al Jandal wind farm
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's first wind farm, with 99 turbines; described as the largest wind farm in the Middle East.
Green ammonia project
1 Mtpa green ammonia project awarded to EDF Group, J-Power and Yamna Consortium.
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
Masdar, Nesma Company, Korea Western Power Corporation (KOWEPO), J-Power, Yamna Consortium, EDF Group
Sustainability
13M
Tonnes CO₂/yr avoided
People
Management & team (1)
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