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Renewable Energy Supports 939,000 Homes
By the end of 2025, the number of housing units that can be powered by renewable energy projects in Saudi Arabia increased to approximately 939,000 units annually, compared to 54,800 units in 2019. This coincided with an increase in the operational capacity of these projects to 12,313 megawatts, with total investments reaching 16.266 billion riyals. During this period, there was a gradual rise in the number of projects coming into service, from just one project in 2019 to five in 2025, with a focus on solar and wind energy projects. Riyadh region led the count with over a third of the projects. Additionally, the Shuaiba and Sedir projects recorded the lowest electricity tariffs among the projects, at rates as low as 3.9 halalas per kilowatt-hour.
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