Emirates Development Bank (EDB) has signed a financing agreement worth AED 100 million (~$27 million) with UAE-based Yellow Door Energy (YDE) to boost PV projects across the country. This financing will support the construction and operation of over 60 solar plants in the UAE. According to EDB, this investment aims to expand Yellow Door’s portfolio, focusing on industrial and commercial sectors. Yellow Door Energy plans to deploy solar systems under solar leases or power purchase agreements (PPAs).
EDB signs $27M deal with Yellow Door Energy for solar
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