French Article: L’énergie d’être solidaire

AMEA Power, qui développe à Blitta (270 km de Lomé) un complexe photovoltaïque de 50 MW – le plus important d’Afrique de l’Ouest – a fait don de produits alimentaires et d’équipements de protection à plus de mille familles de la ville. Une initiative solidaire en ces temps de crise sanitaire qui s’inscrit dans l’engagement social de cette société basée à Dubaï (Emirats arabes unis).

AMEA Power has joined IRENA’s Coalition for Action along with over 100 leading players in the renewable energy sector

As COVID-19 rapidly devastates communities and livelihoods, effective response measures are urgently needed to address the immediate as well as the longer-term impacts of the crisis. Over 100 leading players in renewable energy, gathered under the IRENA Coalition for Action, have come together in a joint call for action, putting forward concrete recommendations on how governments can ensure a rapid and sustained economic recovery that aligns with climate and sustainability objectives.

French Article: Crise sanitaire –  AMEA Power assiste les personnes démunies en vivre

En réponse à l’étude faite par le cabinet Glosec dans le Caton Gaoui, département de Dourbali, pour dénombrer les personnes de troisième âge qui traversent une misère indescriptible pendant cette crise sanitaire, sous la demande de l’entreprise AMEA Power, une société spécialisée dans l’énergie solaire basée à Emirate Arabe Uni, a fait un don en vivre et produits alimentaires à 500 ménages, hier, 22 avril 2020.

Construction starts on 50 MW PV plant in Togo

The government of Togo announced that construction has started on the Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed solar power plant in the Blitta region, in the central part of the country. The 50 MW solar park is expected to generate nearly 90,255 GWh per year and to require an investment of approximately 20 billion FCFA (around €30 million), part of which is being provided by the Abu Dhabi Fund for the Development.

Mali: AMEA Power to build a 50 MW solar power plant

AMEA Power has been awarded the contract for the construction and operation (for 25 years) of a 50 MW photovoltaic solar power plant in Mali. The plant will supply the populations of the Koulikoro region with electricity. The first results are expected within a year.

French Interview: Hussain Al Nowais, Chairman, AMEA Power 

Discussions avancées au Mali, au Ghana, en Sierra Leone, en Guinée, en Ouganda et en Côte d’Ivoire, prospection au Mozambique, en Éthiopie et en Afrique du Sud… L’homme d’affaires émirati Hussain al-Nowais, président et fondateur d’AMEA Power, mène le développement de sa société énergétique tambour battant. Il vise quelque 7 000 MW en Afrique à terme.

AMEA Power Signs Power Purchase Agreement For 500 MW Wind And 200MW Solar Power Projects In Egypt

AMEA Power, (a subsidiary of Al Nowais Investments (ANI)), has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC) for a 200MW solar PV project and a 500MW wind power project in Egypt.

Togo: AMEA Togo Solar secures deal to build a 50MW solar plant in Blitta

AMEA Togo Solar will build a 50MW solar plant in Blitta (271km north of Lomé). The related concession agreement was signed on November 26, 2019, by the firm and the government. Their respective representatives were Hussain Jasim Alnowais and Dèdèriwè Ably Bidamon, Minister of Energy.

French Interview: AMEA Power à la conquête du marché des énergies renouvelables en Afrique

Alors que plus de 600 millions de personnes – soit presqu’un habitant sur deux – n’ont pas accès à l’électricité, l’Afrique regorge d’immenses ressources en énergies renouvelables inexploitées. Une situation paradoxale que la société AMEA Power, poids lourd du secteur issu des Emirats arabes unis, veut contribuer à changer. Comment ? Eléments de réponses dans cet entretien exclusif avec son PDG, Hussain Al Nowais.

Interview: Hussain Al Nowais Chairman, AMEA Power

We spoke to Hussain Al Nowais in London, where he is transiting following visits to Senegal and Togo. Al Nowais is the trusted, go-to person in the United Arab Emirates when it comes to African affairs. His family holding company, Al Nowais Investment controls many businesses such as the Rotana Group, one of the country’s leading hospitality groups, along with DANWAY, and AMEA Power.

UAE’s AMEA Power Achieves Financial Close On 50MW Al Husainiyah Solar Park In Jordan

AMEA Power has reached financial close and will begin the construction of the $74mn Al Husainiyah Power Plant, a 50MW greenfield solar park in Ma’an Governorate (~200 km south of Amman) in Jordan. The commercial operation date is scheduled for Q4 2020 and will supply 42,000 households with affordable clean energy and avoid at least 100,000 tonnes in annual CO² emissions.

Jordan’s renewable energy projects to generate 2,400 MW by 2021

Earlier this year, UAE-based AMEA Power began construction on the 50 MW Al Husainiyah Power Plant in Jordan, a greenfield solar park in the Ma’an Governorat. 

UAE-Based AMEA Power Ventures Into Sub-Saharan Renewable Energy Market

The UAE-based renewable energy developer AMEA Power has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Republic of Chad for a 120MW PV project.The MoU was signed by AMEA’s Chairman, Hussain Al Nowais, and Chad’s Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Mahamat Hamid Koua. Former Chadian Prime Minister, Kalzeubet Pahimi Deubet, was also in attendance for the signing.

Togo inks deals with Emirati firms Al Dahra Holding and AMEA Power

On the second day of President Gnassingbé’s trip in the United Arab Emirates, two major Emirati groups committed to invest in Togo’s agriculture and energy sectors respectively.

UAE-based AMEA Power explores Sierra Leone’s investment opportunities

The United Arab Emirates-based AMEA Power, an energy producing giant, is exploring investment opportunities in Sierra Leone, a top official disclosed on Tuesday. Hussain J. AI Nowais, Chairman of the company whose interest is focused in Africa, Middle-East and Asia, is currently heading a delegation on a visit to Sierra Leone. According to a release from the presidency, Mr AI Nowais met with President Julius Maada Bio at State House on Tuesday where he officially expressed his interest in investing in the country.