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Saudi Arabia
AI and data centres
Saudi Arabia’s AI expansion
Maps the Saudi data-centre and AI compute build-out: the operating base, the campus plans, and the technology and cloud partnerships around them, with campus ratings kept apart from phases and contracts so one announcement is not counted twice.
Compiled 21 September 2026 · 21 pages
Industry, cross-sector
Saudi Arabia’s energy–industry system
Connects the nine-refinery 2025 Saudi baseline to chemical developments and the power sector, and holds three distinctions throughout: physical refinery capacity against ownership-weighted capacity, a replacement process unit against a net increase in national supply, and announced renewable and battery projects against electricity available hour by hour.
Compiled 20 September 2026 · 9 pages
Renewable power
Saudi solar and wind prices
Plots the published price of every priced project in the Saudi grid register — 41 solar projects totalling 51.6 GW and 12 wind projects totalling 12.2 GW — with hollow markers for the 10 solar and five wind projects that carry no published price.
Compiled 12 September 2026 · 4 pages
Water and desalination
Saudi desalination and water guide
Maps Saudi desalination and the water system around it: the large coastal plants, the smaller captive and institutional facilities, the project pipeline and replacement plants, published water-contract tariffs, and the conditions under which brine recovery becomes a product.
Compiled 12 September 2026 · 15 pages
Renewable power
Saudi renewables and battery storage: complete guide
One guide across Saudi renewable power, battery storage, dedicated off-grid systems and hydrogen, with the operating assets and the pipeline stages identified on each map.
Compiled 12 September 2026 · 15 pages
Battery storage
Saudi battery storage
Covers the Saudi battery fleet and the projects behind it: what is energised, what is awarded, what sits in the two Principal Buyer procurement groups, and the dedicated systems at The Red Sea, AMAALA and NEOM Green Hydrogen.
Compiled 12 September 2026 · 6 pages
Renewable power
Saudi dedicated renewable systems
Covers the three dedicated renewable systems that supply industry and destination developments directly: NEOM Green Hydrogen, The Red Sea and AMAALA, at 3.90 GW, 340 MW and 250 MW of source-reported project capacity, 4.49 GW together, with each system's power definition and delivery stage set out separately.
Compiled 12 September 2026 · 3 pages
Renewable power
Saudi renewables project pipeline
Maps where the Saudi renewable build-out stands by region and by stage, starting from about 70 GW of project coverage: the 63.8 GW KAPSARC grid register, 4.49 GW across three dedicated systems, and 2 GW of separately reported ENOWA tenders whose awards remain unverified.
Compiled 12 September 2026 · 5 pages
Global
Hydrogen
Global hydrogen projects and MENA
Maps the global hydrogen project pipeline and then the MENA projects inside it, from NEOM and Yanbu to Oman, the UAE, Egypt and the North African projects.
Compiled 19 September 2026 · 12 pages
Battery storage
Global battery storage
Follows the battery-storage build-out through China, the United States, Europe, Australia and the Gulf, with market figures set beside project examples and cost evidence.
Compiled 19 September 2026 · 14 pages
Carbon management
Global CCUS project landscape
Maps the global carbon capture, utilisation and storage pipeline, then looks closely at Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and the wider MENA region, separating capture from transport and storage and operating assets from proposals.
Compiled 19 September 2026 · 10 pages
Critical minerals
Global critical minerals
Maps the six mineral groups behind grids, batteries and clean-energy equipment — copper, lithium, nickel, cobalt, graphite and magnet rare earths — and keeps mining, refining, reserves and resources as separate quantities rather than one figure for supply.
Compiled 19 September 2026 · 14 pages
Electric mobility
The electric mobility shift
Connects the parts of the electric-mobility shift that move at different speeds: new-car sales, the fleet already on the road, public charging points and their power, manufacturing and battery deployment, and what rising EV demand asks of electricity planning, with a Saudi section on charging and automotive developments.
Compiled 19 September 2026 · 12 pages