Project
The Red Sea
The Red Sea: 1,227 MWh of Energy storage, Operational, in The Red Sea.
What the source says
The Red Sea
Battery of The Red Sea's off-grid utility system, 1,227 MWh beside 340 MWac of solar PV; commercial operation announced in September 2026.
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Source: Saudi battery storage, as compiled on 27 September 2026.
Classification
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The same fields every project in the index carries. Not disclosed means the source publishes nothing for it; nothing is estimated.
- Place
- The Red SeaRolls up to: Tabuk · Saudi Arabia · GCC · MENA · Arab League
- Sector
- Energy storage
- Technology
- Battery storage
- Stage
- OperationalIn the source's words: operational
- Announced
- Pre-feasibility
- Feasibility
- Front-end engineering design (FEED)
- Permitting
- Procurement
- Awarded
- Offtake signed
- Final investment decision
- Financial close
- Construction
- Commissioning
- Operational
- Expansion
- Decommissioned
- On hold, delayed or cancelled
- Not disclosed
- Commitment
- Not disclosed
- Reported
- Announced intent
- Memorandum or framework
- Joint development agreement or heads of agreement
- Contract (PPA, EPC or offtake)
- Final investment decision
- Financial close
- Programme
- Not disclosed
- Investment
- Not disclosed
- Capacity
- 1,227 MWh
- Annual output
- Not disclosed
- Tariff or levelised cost
- Not disclosed
- Emissions
- Not disclosed
Milestones
| Milestone | Date | Planned or actual |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial operation date (COD) | 2026 | Actual |
Companies and bodies
- ACWA PowerDeveloper
Where it comes from
- Dataset
- Saudi battery storage
- Source type
- Company release · The source publication
- Verification
- Single source
- Last updated
- 27 September 2026