Top EPC forms in Solar rooftop and Ground mounted in UAE and KSA

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 The UAE and Saudi Arabia (KSA) have emerged as key players in the solar energy sector, with numerous prominent EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) companies leading the development of solar projects in the region. Below is a list of some of the top EPC players in the solar sector in both countries:

Top EPC Players in the UAE Solar Sector:

  1. ACWA Power
    A leading developer, investor, and operator of power generation and desalinated water production plants, active in developing solar PV projects across the UAE.

  2. Masdar Clean Energy
    A major renewable energy developer in the UAE, specializing in solar power projects, with a strong track record in both solar PV and CSP.

  3. AMEA Power
    AMEA Power is an emerging player in the renewable energy sector, contributing to utility-scale solar projects in the region.

  4. Sterling and Wilson Solar
    An Indian multinational EPC player with a strong presence in the UAE. The company has been involved in several large-scale solar installations.

  5. First Solar
    The U.S.-based company has been involved in multiple large solar projects in the UAE, especially focusing on utility-scale PV systems.

  6. JinkoSolar
    Known as a global solar module manufacturer, JinkoSolar also provides EPC services, having completed projects in the UAE.

  7. Belectric Gulf
    A German company that has been involved in large-scale solar projects, focusing on both rooftop and utility-scale solar PV installations.

  8. Enviromena Power Systems
    A leading regional player providing EPC and O&M services, having contributed to several iconic solar projects in the UAE.

  9. Alfanar Energy
    Alfanar has developed expertise in solar PV projects and provides EPC services for solar installations in the UAE.

  10. Trojan General Contracting (TGC)
    A part of the Trojan Group, TGC is heavily involved in solar EPC projects and provides a wide range of services in the UAE renewable energy market.

Top EPC Players in the KSA Solar Sector:

  1. ACWA Power
    ACWA Power is the largest developer of renewable energy projects in Saudi Arabia and has been actively involved in the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 solar power initiatives.

  2. Alfanar Energy
    A leading Saudi-based EPC contractor with extensive experience in renewable energy projects, including several solar PV projects in KSA.

  3. Nesma Electric
    A prominent EPC player that provides engineering and construction solutions for solar PV projects, contributing to the development of the renewable energy sector in KSA.

  4. First Solar
    First Solar has also been active in the Saudi Arabian market, providing modules and EPC services for various solar projects.

  5. Shapoorji Pallonji (SP)
    An Indian multinational conglomerate with significant EPC expertise, involved in utility-scale solar PV projects in Saudi Arabia.

  6. Mahindra Susten
    An Indian EPC firm known for delivering large-scale solar projects and expanding its operations in the Saudi market.

  7. Taqnia Energy
    A local EPC player working towards advancing solar energy in Saudi Arabia as part of the national renewable energy goals.

  8. Al-Babtain Contracting Company
    A Saudi-based EPC company involved in power infrastructure and renewable energy, contributing to solar projects across the country.

  9. Al Rashid Trading & Contracting Company (RTCC)
    RTCC has been an active EPC contractor in KSA, contributing to utility-scale solar PV installations.

  10. JinkoSolar
    Similar to its operations in the UAE, JinkoSolar has been involved in KSA's solar projects, offering EPC and module supply solutions.

These companies have played a significant role in advancing solar energy projects, in line with the renewable energy targets set by both countries. The focus on clean energy, supported by government policies and Vision 2030 goals, has attracted both regional and international players to the EPC sector in solar energy.

Location: United Arab Emirates

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