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  • Hywind Scotland

    Hywind is the world’s first floating offshore windfarm, located off the coast of Aberdeenshire in Scotland. Masdar has a 25 per cent stake in the 30MW project, along with lead operator Equinor, which owns 75 per cent.

  • Kiribati 500kW Solar PV Water Protection

    The UAE-PPF project is helping to meet the needs of 17% of Kiribati’s population who live off-grid

  • FSM Solar in Pohnpei

    This project features solar PV systems on 11 government buildings. With a total installed capacity of 2.3MWp, it reduces annual diesel fuel consumption by 1.22 million liters and mitigates 3,220 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.

  • Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm

    Located 32 kilometres off the coast of North Norfolk, in East Anglia, Dudgeon is one of Masdar’s current investments in the UK’s renewable energy sector.

  • Ile de Romainville Solar Park

    Romainville Solar Park is a 5-megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant with battery storage in the Re¬public of Seychelles.

  • The Sheikh Zayed Solar Power Plant

    The Sheikh Zayed Solar Power Plant is a 15-megawatt photovoltaic facility in Nouakchott, the capital of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania. It was one of the largest solar power installations in Africa when completed and is the first such utility-scale installation in the country.

  • Tuvalu Rooftop Solar PV

    Built on a 4-metre high structure, the UAE-PPF project in Tuvalu creates shaded public space while feeding clean energy into the grid

  • Solomon Islands Solar PV Plant

    The one megawatt plant, which was expanded from 600kW following a grant from the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, bolster energy resilience and reduce costs associated with diesel imports

  • Tafila Wind Farm

    The Tafila Wind Farm is the first commercial utility-scale wind power project in the Middle East. Located in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the 117 megawatt wind farm has increased the country’s total power capacity by 3 per cent.

  • Loeriesfontein 2

    Loeriesfontein 2 is situated in the Hantam Municipality of South Africa’s Northern Cape and was contracted under the third round of the country’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme.

  • Kangnas

    Situated approximately 52km east of the town of Springbok in the Nama Khoi Local Municipality of the Northern Cape

  • Benban

    The Benban Solar Power Plant in Egypt has a total combined capacity of 1.8GW.

  • Green Barbuda project

    Masdar has implemented a hurricane-resistant clean energy plant in Antigua and Barbuda that contributes to Antigua and Barbuda's goal of producing 15 percent of its electricity needs from renewable sources by 2030. The project includes an 800kW diesel power plant and a 720kWh hybrid solar power plant, as well as an 863kWh battery system to store excess electricity generated.

  • West Bakr

    Lekela’s West Bakr Wind project in the Gulf of Suez takes advantage of a world class wind resource to produce 252MW of clean, reliable power at a highly competitive price.

  • Vanuatu Port Vila 767kW Solar PV

    Port Vila, the capital city of the island state of Vanuatu, has a population of 44,000, of which only 27% have access to electricity

  • Samoa Wind Farm

    The innovative project supploes 1,500 megawatt-hours of power per year, delivering $475,000 (U.S.) in annual fuel savings

  • 7000 Solar Home Systems

    Masdar has helped bring electricity to nearly 7,000 homes and other community buildings in remote areas of Al Wadi Al Jadeed, Aswan, Luxor, Matruh, Qena and Sohag governorates of Egypt. 

  • Nauru Solar

    The Republic of Nauru is an island of just 21 square kilometres with more than 9,500 citizens that is highly dependent on imported fossil fuels for transport and power generation

  • Mauritania Rural Electrification Programme

    Masdar installed 16.6MW of photovoltaic (PV) projects across eight remote communities in Mauritania. Inaugurated in November 2016, the 16.6MW PV rural electrification programme was funded by the governments of Mauritania and Abu Dhabi.

  • Taiba BESS

    The key applications of the project are grid stabilization, frequency regulation and reactive power support.