Bahrain''s approach to achieving a net-zero and sustainable energy future involves harnessing solar, wind and waste resources. The country is prioritising solar energy, and the kingdom has
In the short term, Bahrain would do well to develop the circular energy economy by using technologies such as CCUS to cut its carbon footprint at the source. The government can also
Manama, Nov. 30 (BNA): Bahrain unveiled its National Energy Strategy: a clear, credible, and responsible pathway to reaching the climate targets the Kingdom pledged to achieve at
As opportunities for renewables pilots and projects continue to grow, Bahrain is planning to create a new watchdog body to oversee the green energy sector. According to a statement by Abdul
Manama, Nov. 30 (BNA): Bahrain unveiled its National Energy Strategy: a clear, credible, and responsible pathway to reaching the climate targets the Kingdom pledged to achieve at COP26, namely a 30 percent reduction in emissions by
A combination of the spike in oil prices in early 2022 and the kingdom''s willingness to open up its oil and gas assets to international partners will be vital in creating the funding reserves
In order to achieve these objectives, Bahrain will need 280 MW of electricity generation capacity from renewables by 2025, increasing to 710 MW by 2035. According to the Sustainable Energy Authority (SEA), the country is targeting solar, wind and energy from waste to hit these targets.
Given Bahrain’s climate, solar energy is a vital part of the kingdom’s clean energy mix, accounting for 93% of its renewable capacity in 2020. In November 2021 the government inaugurated the Batelco solar plant, which can produce some 1600 MW of power and is expected to reduce the country’s carbon emissions by around 900 tonnes.
Bahrain is also beginning to ramp up investment in renewables as it works towards its goal of reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2060. The spike in oil prices in early 2022 could offer further incentive for Bahrain to expand its green energy capabilities. In September 2021 Bahrain announced plans to restructure its oil and gas industry.
Further phases will see the energy needs of Bahrain International Circuit met sustainably. In the short term, Bahrain would do well to develop the circular energy economy by using technologies such as CCUS to cut its carbon footprint at the source.
According to estimates by the International Renewable Energy Agency, Bahrain’s photovoltaic (PV) capacity was around 10 MW at that time. Large-scale plants offer one way to rapidly scale up renewable energy deployment. One notable project is the Askar landfill site in southern governorate.
Though Bahrain does not produce as much oil as its larger neighbours, the energy industry remains a vital part of the national economy. This has been helped by a large-scale oil and gas discovery in 2018 and the upgrade of the country’s main refinery in Sitra.
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