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Yellow Door Energy to energise gas company facility in Dubai

Sami Huneidi, general manager of Arabian Industrial Gases, with Jeremy Crane, CEO and Co-founder of Yellow Door Energy. (Image source: Yellow Door Energy)

Yellow Door Energy and Arabian Industrial Gases have signed a 20-year lease to provide solar power for the latter?s manufacturing facility in Dubai Investments Park, making it Yellow Door Energy?s 10th solar lease in Dubai under the Shams Dubai net metering scheme

As the solar lease provider, Yellow Door Energy will finance, design, build, operate and maintain the solar plant for the next 20 years, after which the plant belongs to Arabian Industrial Gases. The solar plant will generate over 850MWh of clean energy in its first year of operation, enough to power 40 Dubai homes for a year. Switching to solar power will also help Arabian Industrial Gases reduce CO2 emissions by almost 500 tonnes per year.

?As an industrial and medical gas company operating across 12 countries with a strong presence across the GCC, our decision to go solar at our Dubai based facility was driven by our desire to help build a sustainable environment within the communities in which we operate,? stated Sami Huneidi, general manager of Arabian Industrial Gases, a subsidiary of the Gulf Cryo Group.

?Yellow Door Energy?s solar lease provided us with the platform to address our sustainability goals while reducing our utility bills in a competitive environment with rising costs. It was an easy decision to make.?

Jeremy Crane, CEO and Co-founder of Yellow Door Energy, said, ?We?re proud to be working with Arabian Industrial Gases and look forward to forging a close relationship with the team. We hope that other manufacturers will follow their lead in joining the solar transition.?

The rooftop solar PV installation represents another important success under the Shams Dubai initiative, launched by the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) to encourage the adoption of solar energy generation in buildings and move the emirate one step closer to achieving the Dubai 2050 Clean Energy Strategy.

DEWA launched Shams Dubai to support the Smart Dubai initiative launched by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.

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