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AMEA Power Ltd

Developer, owner and operator of solar, wind and storage projects across Africa, the Middle East and Asia.

Founded 2014Private (subsidiary of Al Nowais Investments)Marina Plaza Office Tower, Dubai, UAE, Dubai201-500 employeesameapower.com
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Overview

AMEA Power is a Dubai-headquartered developer, owner and operator of renewable energy projects (solar, wind, and battery energy storage) across Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Founded as part of Al Nowais Investments, the company has commissioned and operating/under-construction assets exceeding 2.6 GW and a stated total development pipeline exceeding 6 GW across more than 20 countries, including large-scale solar plants in Egypt and Tunisia and wind farms in Jordan and Egypt.
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Operating Status
Active
Company Type
Private (subsidiary of Al Nowais Investments)
Headquarters
Marina Plaza Office Tower, Dubai, UAE
Founded
2014
Company Size
201-500 employees

Products & Services

Utility-scale Solar PV

Development, ownership and operation of large-scale solar photovoltaic power plants (e.g. Abydos I & II, Aswan, Egypt; Doornhoek, South Africa; Boundoukou, Côte d'Ivoire)

Wind Power

Development, ownership and operation of utility-scale onshore wind farms (e.g. Amunet I & II, Gulf of Suez, Egypt)

Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)

Grid-scale battery storage paired with solar/wind assets, e.g. 600MWh system at the Aswan Abydos II project

Green Hydrogen / Green Ammonia

Development of export-oriented green ammonia/green hydrogen production (e.g. Ain Sokhna, Egypt SCZone project)

Water Desalination

Seawater desalination plant development via the Water Alliance Ventures JV with Cox (e.g. Angola, Morocco projects)

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Project Finance / PartnershipAnnounced / under construction

IFC-led $700m financing for Abydos II Aswan Solar and Battery Storage Project (Egypt)

AMEA Power (60%) and Japan's Kyuden International Corporation (40%) partnered with the International Finance Corporation and a consortium of lenders (Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, FMO, DEG, British International Investment, OPEC Fund for International Development, Europe Arab Bank) to finance a $700 million, 1,000MW solar plant with 600MWh battery storage in Aswan, Egypt - billed as Africa's largest single-site solar-plus-storage project. Commercial operations targeted June 2026.

$700M

Dec 18, 2025

Partnership / Project LaunchAnnounced

Envision Energy - AMEA Power agreement for Amunet II 500MW wind project (Egypt)

AMEA Power signed an agreement with China's Envision Energy for the Amunet II 500MW wind project in Egypt's Gulf of Suez, AMEA Power's second utility-scale wind project in the country, taking its combined Egyptian wind capacity toward 1GW. Announced at Africa Energy Forum 2026.

Jun 18, 2026

Investment GuaranteeExecuted

MIGA up to $1.48 billion guarantee framework for AMEA Power renewable portfolio

The World Bank's Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) executed framework terms of up to $1.48 billion in guarantees supporting ~$1.65 billion of equity, quasi-equity and shareholder loan investments across up to 23 AMEA Power renewable energy and battery storage subsidiary projects (wind, solar PV, BESS) in 10 countries across Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia. Phase 1 covers Côte d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Jordan, South Africa, Togo, Uganda and Uzbekistan (~2,766 MW).

$1.5B

Apr 9, 2026

Partnership / Project LaunchAnnounced

AMEA Power & Cox - Angola seawater desalination plant (Water Alliance Ventures)

AMEA Power and Spain's Cox Group, via their joint venture Water Alliance Ventures, signed a Cooperation Agreement with Angola's Ministry of Energy and Water (MINEA) to develop a ~$200 million, 100,000 m3/day seawater desalination plant on the Mussulo Peninsula near Luanda, serving over 800,000 people. Builds on a 2022 MoU and 2023 Development Agreement; commissioning targeted Q2 2028.

$200M

Aug 27, 2025

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