• The company has successfully expanded its solar energy portfolio to 400 megawatts and is on track to exceed 500 megawatts by the end of 2025.
• The company operates nine solar power plants in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Oman by 2025.
• 5 million work hours without a single accident, reinforcing the company's excellence in quality, health, safety, security, and the environment.
• The company continues to strengthen its position and commitment to net-zero emissions goals in the Middle East and Africa region.

United Arab Emirates, Dubai : Yellow Door Energy , the leading sustainable energy solutions partner for businesses in the Middle East and Africa, is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a significant milestone: generating one billion kilowatt-hours of clean energy through its solar projects. This clean energy is enough to charge 273 million smartphones for a year, while reducing 396,000 metric tons of carbon emissions, aligning with corporate and national clean energy goals and net-zero emissions targets.

Over the past decade, the company has built a distinguished portfolio of solar energy projects in various stages of operation, construction, and planning across seven different countries, with a total capacity of 400 megawatts (MW) at peak. This figure is expected to rise to 500 MW at peak by the end of 2025.

To date, the company has logged five million man-hours of construction and operational work, all without a single notable accident, by implementing the best policies, standards, and practices for quality, health, safety, security, environment, and community.

Commenting on the occasion, Jeremy Crane, CEO of Yellow Door Energy Group, said: “As we celebrate a decade of leadership in renewable energy, I would like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone who has contributed to Yellow Door Energy ’s remarkable journey. We see our success not just as a company achievement, but as a success shared by many companies in the Middle East and Africa that are committed to achieving net zero emissions. Our rapid growth underscores the strong momentum of the clean energy transition and the urgent need to address climate change.”

It's worth noting that Yellow Door Energy signed four solar power plant lease contracts in Saudi Arabia in the first half of 2025 and also launched a major solar energy project with Gulf Warehousing Company in Qatar. The company has also implemented nine solar energy projects in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Oman, increasing its operational portfolio to 155 megawatts.

In recognition of its outstanding achievements, the company received two awards from the Solarabic UAE Awards: the Leading Solar Project of the Year award for its project at the Majid Al Futtaim Mosque and Tilal Al Ghaf complex, the first mosque to achieve net positive emissions in the region, and the Outstanding Contributor to the Industry award, won by Jeremy Crane, Group CEO.

With its rapidly growing portfolio , Yellow Door Energy continues to cement its position as the region's premier distributed solar company. The company develops its projects through innovative solar lease/purchase contracts, enabling business owners to switch to solar energy and significantly reduce electricity costs without incurring any upfront capital expenditures.

In addition, countries in the region are moving forward with their investments in green energy. The UAE aims to generate approximately 20 gigawatts of clean energy by 2030 and expects to invest up to $55 billion in renewable infrastructure. This represents a significant opportunity for Yellow Door Energy, which is well-positioned to support this sustainable transformation.

About Yellow Door Energy:

Yellow Door Energy is the leading sustainable energy partner for businesses, providing integrated energy solutions to commercial and industrial companies in the Middle East, Africa and beyond .

In the Kingdom, the company partners with major clients to offer on- and off-grid solar energy solutions under a leasing model, enabling them to transition to clean energy without capital investment or operational risk, in line with Vision 2030 and net-zero goals . Shareholders in the company include Actis , the International Finance Corporation (IFC) , Mitsui & Co. , and the Arab Energy Fund (TAEF) .

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