Supporting Middle East energy transition
With an active presence in the region of over 25 years, we aim to address the country’s energy challenges by offering the most appropriate low-carbon solutions and smart energy services.
The 360 leading energy expertise
From Low-carbon energy production, carbon capture through transmission and distribution networks to energy efficiency services, EDF Group is active in 5 key sectors in the Middle east. The Group supports the government and the industries to meet their energy sustainable goals, to create and optimize the region's low-carbon electricity production as well as to create smart cities and generate energy savings to better serve the population.
5 sectors where we make a difference
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Nuclear
We support UAE & KSA’s nuclear program development & provide clean hydrogen solutions
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Renewables & Hydropower
We build a Net Zero Energy Future in the Middle East
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Thermal
We add value in thermal energy generation & carbon capture solutions
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Transmission & Distribution Networks
We strengthen & improve Middle East power systems performance
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Energy Services & Low-Carbon Hydrogen
We unlock Middle East’s Energy Efficiency & Low-Carbon Hydrogen
Our flagship projects
We are developing projects to help building a post-oil era in the UAE and the region. EDF contributes to the Middle East energy transition and indulge the positive impact on its citizens' lives through low-carbon energy production, carbon capture and energy efficiency services.

Nuclear
Barakah Nuclear fleet

Renewables
MBR Phase III Solar Park

Thermal
H-Station at Al Aweer (UAE)

Transmission
Etihad Water and Electricity Substation (UAE)

Energy Services
Energy Savings Centre at Kingdom Tower (KSA)

Distribution
53 000 smart meters & 30+ clients employees trained

Clean Hydrogen
Contributing to the decarbonisation of industry and mobility with electrolytic hydrogen.

In the news
Dalkia inaugurates its Headquarter in the city of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Dalkia opened its regional offices in the emblematic Kingdom Tower Center in the Saudi capital. The official ceremony was led by the energy efficiency company’s CEO, Sylvie Jehanno during her official visit in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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