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What we do

Projects, data and studies for the energy transition.

Three lines of business, one Saudi company: renewable and low-carbon energy projects, live energy data, and the studies behind major decisions.

How we work

From first conversation to delivered result.

  1. Scope

    A call on the decision or the site, then a written scope and fee.

  2. Work

    Screening, modelling, data and site engagement as the scope requires.

  3. Deliver

    Reports, models, datasets and briefings, ready to file.

Sectors

Six sectors we serve.

Six sectors where our projects, data and studies apply, and the study types that fit each one.

Power and utilities

Saudi Arabia's National Renewable Energy Programme has driven a rapid build-out of utility-scale solar and wind capacity, and new generation and grid-integration tenders continue to reach the market. Buyers in this sector need feasibility screening, market sizing and policy tracking that keeps pace with the tender calendar.

What we track

58 projects

Saudi renewable projects tracked

Source: RV Intelligence, compiled from the KAPSARC Renewable Projects Tracker, CC BY-NC 4.0

70 GW

Combined capacity tracked

Source: RV Intelligence, compiled from the KAPSARC Renewable Projects Tracker, CC BY-NC 4.0

Utility-scale solar development in Saudi Arabia at dusk.
Fig 01Utility-scale solar development in Saudi Arabia.

Refining and petrochemicals

Publicly announced decarbonisation roadmaps at major Saudi industrial operators, and the phased entry into force of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) from 2026, are pushing refining and petrochemical operators to quantify abatement options. Capital decisions on abatement pathways need techno-economic grounding before commitment.

Cement and heavy industry

Cement and other heavy-industry processes carry some of the highest process emissions per tonne of output, and operators increasingly need to benchmark abatement costs against international peers. Energy-efficiency retrofits and clinker-substitution options are the levers most often screened first.

Ports and maritime

Saudi ports sit at the centre of proposed green ammonia and e-fuel export routes, where offtake, capital expenditure and logistics all have to clear feasibility before a final investment decision. Our 2025 port and hydrogen-derivatives feasibility study addressed exactly this question.

Selected work

Feasibility study · 2025

Saudi Port and Hydrogen Derivatives Feasibility

Pre-investment screening of green ammonia and e-fuels production off a Saudi industrial port, covering offtake, capex and routing.
A Gulf port at dusk.
Fig 03A Gulf port at dusk.

Aviation fuels

Sustainable aviation fuel blending mandates under the EU's ReFuelEU Aviation framework, and offsetting obligations under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA), are beginning to shape long-haul route economics. Airlines and fuel suppliers serving Saudi and GCC routes need early market and policy studies to plan feedstock and blending strategy.

Data centres and digital infrastructure

Saudi data-centre IT load is growing quickly as compute demand rises, and power procurement, siting and grid-connection studies increasingly determine which projects proceed. RV Intelligence already tracks this build-out, and the same evidence base underlies the market and feasibility studies buyers in this sector commission.

What we track

290 MW

Saudi data-centre IT load, today

Source: RV Intelligence, KAPSARC-aligned compilation

4 GW

2030 scenario, upper bound

Indicative

Source: RV Intelligence, KAPSARC-aligned compilation; the 2030 figure is a scenario.

Discuss a study in your sector

Tell us the sector and the decision you're facing. We'll scope the study type that fits.

Contact

Work with Renewable Vision.

Tell us the project, the data you need, or the decision ahead. We reply with a written scope.