Partners to drive Corporate Decarbonisation in MENA

The partnership comes amid increasing regulatory pressure. Kuwait’s Capital Markets Authority and the UAE’s Federal Decree-Law No. 11 are introducing binding corporate climate disclosure rules within the next 12–18 months. At the same time, the region’s clean energy transition is accelerating: GCC countries are expected to deploy 40 GW of utility-scale solar capacity by 2030, while the wider MENA region is projected to add 62 GW over the next five years, with solar accounting for more than 85% of that growth, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), Zawya said. AEPCo and elementsix’s collaboration aims to fill a critical gap in this evolving landscape. Elementsix brings expertise in carbon accounting and ESG strategy, while AEPCo contributes project development, execution, and financing capabilities. Together, they offer solutions ranging from solar and wind energy deployment to energy efficiency upgrades and emissions tracking.

The partnership provides:

• Full-cycle carbon footprint analysis and reduction planning
• Development of clean energy assets aligned with corporate targets
• Access to global carbon markets and renewable energy certificates
• Strategic ESG alignment for investor confidence and regulatory readiness

AEPCo’s regional footprint across oil & gas, finance, real estate, and heavy industry gives elementsix immediate access to high-impact emissions sources. This combination positions the partnership to deliver scalable climate solutions quickly. Unlock AI insights – Subsc