Saudi Renewables Tracker · captive and corporate
As Salilah PV
A solar PV project at As Salilah. Stage: Site observed; public details not found.
The record
What the sources publish for this project
- Capacity
- Not publishedNot published.
- Technology
- Solar PV
- Stage counted on this site
- Site observed; public details not foundAs published: “Site observed; public details not found” (Global Energy Monitor)
- Owners and developers
- No owner or developer is named in a public source yet
- Country
- Saudi Arabia
- Location
- As SalilahLocality and region only; plant coordinates are not published
Reported to this site as a plant of independent-power-producer type at As Salilah. Searches on 24 September 2026 of company, procurer and trade-press sources in English and Arabic found no developer, capacity, offtaker or status, so none is shown.
Modelled output
Estimated annual generation
No output estimate. The source states no electrical capacity, so there is nothing to multiply.
Sources
Where each figure comes from
| Publisher | Publication | Published | Read on | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Global Energy Monitor | Category: Solar farms in Saudi Arabia | Undated | 24 September 2026 | Searched, not listed |
Solar and wind resource
The resource at Saudi Arabia
NASA POWER's long-run means for the 0.5° cell that holds the locality: an area-level picture, not a site measurement.
6.24 kWh/m²/day
Global horizontal irradiance
About 2,278 kWh/m² a year
5.48 kWh/m²/day
Direct normal irradiance
6.1 m/s
Wind at 50 m
25.7 °C
Air temperature
Warmest month July, 35.1 °C
Aerosol optical depth: 0.43 · Dustiest month May
| January | 4.48 |
|---|---|
| February | 5.34 |
| March | 6.20 |
| April | 6.72 |
| May | 7.40 |
| June | 8.02 |
| July | 7.78 |
| August | 7.34 |
| September | 6.80 |
| October | 5.96 |
| November | 4.64 |
| December | 4.22 |
Source: NASA Langley Research Center POWER Project, climatology 2001–2020, public domain; retrieved 2026-09-24. Cell N24.0E45.0, native resolution 1° (CERES SYN1deg). These data were obtained from the NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC) POWER Project funded through the NASA Earth Science/Applied Science Program.
Saudi captive and corporate solar, 24 September 2026 (2026-09)