MANAMA, Bahrain, Nov. 2, 2025/ PRNewswire/– Foulath Holding, a commercial holding business with significant steel financial investments and the moms and dad business of Bahrain Steel and SULB, today revealed its collaboration with Yellow Door Energy, the leading sustainable energy designer in the Middle East and Africa, to start an innovative sustainability effort to establish a huge 123-Megawatt-Peak (MWp) solar task. Established under a power purchase contract (” PPA”), this turning point task consists of the building and construction of the world’s biggest single-site roof solar energy plant with a capability of 50 MWp. It will consist of 77,000 photovoltaic panels set up throughout a brand-new 262,000-square-meter stockyard shed.
The statement was made at the 3rd edition of the leading financial investment online forum Entrance Gulf, which was held at the 4 Seasons Hotel, Bahrain Bay. Hosted by Bahrain Economic Advancement Board, the online forum collected worldwide financiers, magnate, policymakers, and federal government authorities from throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia and the Gulf area.
H.E. Noor bint Ali Alkhulaif, Minister of Sustainable Advancement, President of Bahrain EDB, stated, “Today, the island country of Bahrain stands at the leading edge of sustainable worldwide development. We are exceptionally pleased with this transformative task– marking the biggest roof solar plant worldwide. This turning point not just reinforces our position as a local leader in tidy energy, however embodies our commitment to develop a durability, sustainable future in line with our nationwide vision of raising Bahrain’s global competitiveness.”
Mr. Meshary Al-Judaimi, Chairman of Foulath Holding, said: “Over the previous numerous years, Foulath has actually invested roughly USD 250 million in numerous sustainability jobs. These financial investments are a testimony to our dedication to accountable operations, ecological stewardship and safeguarding the health and wellness of our neighborhood, consequently guaranteeing commercial advancement goes together with ecological care. The solar task works as an extension of that dedication.”
Sherif ElKholy, Handling Director, Head of Middle East and Africa at Actis, and Chairman of Yellow Door Energy, said: “Congratulations to Foulath Holding and Yellow Door Energy on this landmark PPA to establish the world’s biggest single-site roof solar plant. I believe this task shows how cost-competitive, tidy energy can drive forward market and set a brand-new worldwide standard for decarbonising steel production. As a prominent financier in sustainable facilities and bulk investor of Yellow Door Energy, we are happy to witness this finalizing and eagerly anticipate seeing this transformative task come to life.”
Marking the biggest industrial-scale on-site solar jobs worldwide, the 123-MWp website will include 10 roof solar photovoltaic (PV) plants and 4 ground-mounted solar PV setups and is anticipated to substantially decarbonise the Kingdom’s steel production. With an overall of over 189,900 high-efficiency photovoltaic panels spread out throughout 707,000 square meters, the task intends to create 200 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of tidy energy in its very first year of operation, successfully decreasing carbon emissions by 90,000 metric loads. This effort will add to Foulath Holding’s sustainability goals and Bahrain’s Net Absolutely no 2060 target.
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SOURCE Bahrain EDB