Qatar Electricity & Water Company (QEWC)
Company description
Qatar Electricity and Water Company (QEWC), which is also the second-largest power and water firm in the MENA region. Within Qatar, according to the company, it has a 62% share of the electricity market and 79% of the water market. Founded in 1990 as the first such private firm in the region, QEWC was ceded control of Kahramaas production units in 2002, and today is a public shareholding company owned 52% by the state and 48% by private firms and individuals. The largest joint stock companies in the region, owns and operates power plants and desalination stations
Company details
Participation in projects
Projects as Project Owner per Country ()
Projects as Project Owner per Subsector ()
Loading ...
The company has not participated in any projects.
| Country | Project | Current stage | Value (USD MM) | Sectors | Updated | Details |
|---|
Loading ...
Loading ...
| Country | Transaction | Type | Sectors | Updated | Details |
|---|
Loading more transactions...
Loading ...
Company updates
-
-
January 21, 2020
PPA signed for 800 MW solar project in Qatar
Marubeni Corporation, through a Special Purpose Company, established with Siraj Energy and Total Solar International, has executed a Power Purchase Agreement with Qatar General Electricity and Water C...
Read more -
December 11, 2019
Expansion of 2.4GWÂ power and desalination plant in Qatar
Qatar-based Umm Al Houl Power Q.P.S.C. (UHP) is going to expand one of the largest and most eco-friendly power and desalination plants in the Middle East.
Read more -
November 21, 2019
Nebras Power completes acquisition of 9.9% stakes in Amin Solar Project
Nebras Power, a joint venture of Qatar Electricity and Water Company (60%) and Qatar Holding (40%), has completed the acquisition of a 9.9% stakes in the 105 MWac solar photovoltaic project in Amin....
Read more -
January 20, 2016
Financial close for Facility D Natural Gas-Fired Power Generation and Desalination Project in Qatar
Umm Al Houl Power (UHP) of Qatar has closed project financing for the Facility D , a natural gas-fired power generation and desalination project in Qatar.
Read more
