Public bodyUnited Arab Emiratessewa.gov.ae
Its role Offtaker
The Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority, commonly known as SEWA, serves as the main governmental body responsible for providing electricity, water, and gas services in the Emirate of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. Established to manage the emirate's utility infrastructure, SEWA oversees the production, transmission, and distribution of these essential resources to meet the needs of its residents and businesses.
SEWA operates various power generation facilities, water desalination plants, and gas networks. It has been actively involved in developing independent power and water projects to enhance capacity and efficiency. In recent initiatives, such as the Hamriyah independent water project, SEWA acts as the offtaker, purchasing water under long-term agreements to ensure a stable supply for the population.
As a public authority, SEWA is owned by the Government of Sharjah and focuses on sustainable development, including the adoption of advanced technologies for water treatment and energy production. It plays a critical role in supporting the economic growth of Sharjah by maintaining reliable utility services and investing in infrastructure upgrades. The authority's operations are centered in Sharjah, contributing to the region's position in the utilities sector within the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving SEWA, of which one is active.
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Two projects in Oman and the UAE add 490,000 m³/day capacity, including a 410,000 m³/day plant at 2.75 kWh/m³ and a five‑year 80,000 m³/day O&M contract.
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