Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC – Masdar is a UAE-based clean energy developer and investor headquartered in Abu Dhabi. Established in 2006, it is jointly owned by Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA), Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), and Mubadala. Masdar develops, finances, builds, and operates renewable power projects worldwide, including solar (PV and CSP), onshore and offshore wind, waste-to-energy, and energy storage.
Beyond power generation, Masdar is building a global green hydrogen business aimed at supplying hydrogen and derivatives such as green ammonia and methanol for industrial processes, power, and maritime fuels. The company collaborates with governments, utilities, and industrial partners through joint ventures and co-investments to advance large-scale decarbonization projects across the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Also known as Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Masdar, of which one is active.
Masdar's role on them: Investor / Financier.
1 new construction.
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Deals signed during the UAE president's state visit could unlock >€5bn investment, span LNG, gas, MDI, ammonia, offshore wind and AI, and follow a €40bn UAE investment pledge.
Two MoUs with RWE and Luxcara exploring >€3bn and >€5bn investments in German offshore wind and battery storage, leveraging a 15.6GW European platform.
140 MW electrolyser at Bruck will produce 23,000 t/yr renewable hydrogen, feed Schwechat refinery via 22 km pipeline, cutting direct CO₂ by up to 150,000 t/yr; operations due end‑2027.
Plant in Lower Austria will produce up to 23,000 t/yr of green hydrogen, start by end‑2027, supply Schwechat refinery and cut about 150,000 t CO2 annually.
Masdar to buy 49.99% stake in a €849m portfolio with 705 MW operational capacity and >565 MW hybridization pipeline; deal expected to close late 2026 pending approvals.
Financial close; construction begun on 440 MWp solar in Ilagan, Isabela. Online end‑2027. Produces 13.5 TWh/20 yrs; >50% sold via long‑term C&I contracts, remainder to grid via govt auction. $300M
FID taken and financing secured for Kazakhstan wind+BESS project; $1.2B investment (75% external). 25‑yr PPA; ~100 TWh over 25 yrs to power ~1M people. Partners: 60/20/20; Saft supplies BESS.
First turbine installed; 95×14MW units (1.4GW) with UK-made blades (285 in Hull). 262m tip height; will power ~1.3M homes. Installation using two jack‑up vessels.
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