• Decarbonising Middle East & Asia

Middle East & Asia towards a 100% renewable energy future

Middle East and Asia is set to become a key driver of world energy trends over the coming decades as countries commit to decarbonisation targets while their energy demands grow.

We believe careful planning of power systems towards more sustainable and diversified energy supply portfolios can save billions and rapidly reduce CO2 emissions. We create value through our extensive power system knowledge and experience from integrating different generating assets.

On this page, you may find our best materials and proceedings in decarbonising Middle East & Asia.

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    Rethinking Energy in Southeast Asia

    By front-loading the deployment of renewables, Southeast Asian countries can accelerate decarbonisation and unlock myriad benefits. Our report modelled the future power systems in Vietnam, the Philippines and Indonesia, revealing a technically and commercially feasible roadmap to net zero. It's time to #ShapeOurFuture.

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References in Middle East & Asia

40.8GW

of engine power plant capacity installed.

1.4GW

of energy storage capacity installed.

8GW

of installed base under service agreement.

  • Yamama Cement, Saudi Arabia

    When Saudi Arabia announced the Saudi 2030 Vision in 2016, Yamama Cement Company turned to Wärtsilä for a solution that would be in accordance with the vision's regulations requiring more efficient power usage. As Yamama Cement Company started negotiations with Wärtsilä in 2014, it compared the viability of using gas turbines with Wärtsiläs internal combustion engine (ICE) technology – ultimately favouring ICE.

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  • Mansourah-Massarah, Saudi Arabia

    A step ahead Down Under – 211 MW Dual Fuel flexible power plant ensuring reliability in the renewable-heavy South Australian power system.

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  • AGL Energy Limited, Australia Barker Inlet Power Station

    A step ahead Down Under – 211 MW Dual Fuel flexible power plant ensuring reliability in the renewable-heavy South Australian power system.

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    AGL Energy Limited, Australia Barker Inlet Power Station
  • PLTD Pesanggaran, Bali

    Grid stability in Indonesia – 200MW multi-fuel power plant generating reliable electricity in Bali with operational and fuel flexibility.

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    Pesanggaran - Bali
  • United Ashuganj, Bangladesh

    A groundbreaking 200MW co-generation power plant solving Bangladesh's energy puzzle.

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    United Ashuganj Power Plant - Bangladesh
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Solutions for Commercial and Industrial operations

In Middle East and Asia, Commercial & Industrial players face specific challenges in power generation. Our approach is to help operators understand their current situation, and to jointly develop a reliable and tailored solution that ensures stable power generation even in challenging environments, while simultaneously improving efficiency and moving towards decarbonisation.

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21 Nov 2023 · Article
5 min read
Every Second Counts for our flexible energy future
It’s now or never to meet climate goals.
24 Oct 2023 · Article
10 min read
How shorter time resolution is the key to decarbonising energy markets
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24 Oct 2023 · Article
10 min read
How to encourage investments in flexible generation in different power markets
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24 Oct 2023 · Article
10 min read
Why proper procurement of ancillary services is key to increasing the use of renewable power

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Purpose-built end-to-end grid management

Wärtsilä Energy Storage & Optimisation offers unrivalled solutions to the most pressing energy challenges, including the integration of more renewables.

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