Saudi Arabia signs major battery storage agreements totaling 2,000 MW

Saudi Arabia has officially signed four storage service agreements for the first group of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects, boasting a combined capacity of 2,000 megawatts for four-hour durations.

Supervised by the Ministry of Energy, the projects involve a total investment exceeding SAR 4.35 billion (approximately USD 1.16 billion). The initiative aims to enhance the reliability of the national power grid and support the Kingdom’s goal of achieving a 50 percent renewable energy generation mix by 2030.

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