ASRY has announced the completion of a major solar panel installation, making it the largest maritime solar project in Bahrain. This is a significant step towards the company’s net-zero carbon emissions goal and aligns with broader renewable energy efforts in the region, including Bahrain’s tender for a 44 MW photovoltaic project (PVKnowhow). This achievement also resonates with other successful solar initiatives in Bahrain, such as the Khalifa City Water Station installation (PVKnowhow).
Maritime Solar Bahrain: ASRY Advances Clean Energy Goals
The 4.9 MWp solar farm is a cornerstone of ASRY’s clean energy strategy, establishing the company as a leader in sustainable maritime practices. The project, completed in collaboration with local company Kooheji Contractors, demonstrates ASRY’s commitment to local partnerships.
“This project is an important step towards achieving our net-zero carbon emissions goal, a key pillar of the Kingdom of Bahrain’s 2030 vision,” said Mazen Matar, Managing Director of ASRY. “We are proud to be at the forefront of sustainable practices in the maritime industry, and this solar farm is a testament to our commitment to creating a cleaner and more sustainable future. We look forward to continuing to lead the way in this important area, and to working with our partners to make a positive impact on the environment.”
ASRY’s Maritime Solar Project in Bahrain to Cut CO2 Emissions
The solar farm is projected to generate 7.2 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity annually, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 4,600 tonnes each year. This contributes significantly to Bahrain’s national objective of net-zero emissions by 2060. This project is part of a larger trend of solar projects in Bahrain, with some aiming to achieve significant power generation by 2025 (PVKnowhow).
As ASRY nears its 50th anniversary, the company maintains its focus on sustainability and innovation. This solar farm represents a significant milestone in ASRY’s journey towards achieving net-zero carbon emissions by the end of the decade.
ASRY: Leading Maritime Solar in Bahrain and Offshore Services
Arab Shipbuilding & Repair Yard (ASRY) is a prominent player in ship repair, conversion, and offshore services within the Arabian Gulf. With over 45 years of experience and more than 6,000 completed repair projects, ASRY offers a comprehensive range of services, including ship and rig repair, conversion, and maintenance for naval vessels.
ASRY’s extensive facilities encompass a 500,000 dwt dry dock, two floating docks with capacities of 252,000 dwt and 80,000 dwt, and over 4,000 meters of repair quay. Equipped with state-of-the-art cranes, workshops, and specialized services, the yard provides a one-stop solution for all maritime and offshore needs.
