About EnergyPoint Holdings
EnergyPoint Holdings, Ltd. is a Limassol, Cyprus-based company active in renewable energy and clean-energy infrastructure since 2005, including solar generation and EV charging infrastructure (ECV). This site is the group’s independent energy-intelligence publication, focused on the energy transition of the United Arab Emirates and the wider Gulf market — the utility-scale generation, on-site solar, efficiency and grid dynamics that decide how the region powers its buildings and industry.
Why we report on UAE energy
The United Arab Emirates is one of the fastest-moving energy markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC): a national grid transitioning toward nuclear and round-the-clock solar-plus-storage capacity, mandatory rooftop-solar rules for new buildings, an expanding district-cooling sector, and a green-building code that is updated on an active regulatory calendar. For a company active in renewable energy and clean-energy infrastructure, understanding these shifts is not academic — it is operational. EnergyPoint Holdings publishes analysis on this site because the UAE energy transition intersects directly with the energy sector the group works in, and because investors, developers and corporate occupiers in the region need reporting that is specific to UAE regulators, tariffs and timelines rather than generic global commentary.
What we cover
- Utility-scale generation and storage — solar, nuclear and battery projects that shape the national grid and its carbon intensity.
- On-site solar for commercial property — net-metering schemes such as Shams Dubai, payback economics, and the mandates pushing rooftop solar toward becoming standard on new buildings.
- Green building compliance — Estidama Pearl Rating in Abu Dhabi, Al Sa’fat in Dubai, and what each requires of developers.
- EV charging infrastructure — network economics for DEWA Green Charger, ADNOC’s E2GO and comparable operators, and what installing on-site charging means for property owners.
- District cooling — the tariff structures and market dynamics behind the Gulf’s dominant building-cooling model.
- Regulatory and tax developments — free-zone qualifying-income rules, carbon-credit treatment, and other changes that affect green investment structuring in the UAE.
Publisher and governance
This site is published by EnergyPoint Holdings, Ltd., a Limassol, Cyprus company active in renewable energy and clean-energy infrastructure. Editorial content is produced and published under the EnergyPoint Editorial byline, reflecting the group’s collective research process rather than the personal opinions or advice of any individual. The company maintains dedicated Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know-Your-Customer (KYC) governance as part of its standard operating framework. Full detail on how the editorial process works is set out in our Editorial & Fact-Check Policy.
Our editorial standard
Every article published on this site is grounded in named, verifiable sources — UAE regulators, utility operators and government statistics agencies — and is dated and revised as figures change. We do not publish invented statistics, and we flag general-interest content clearly as non-advisory. Readers researching a specific transaction, tariff or tax position should treat our reporting as a starting point for due diligence, not a substitute for it; see our Disclaimer for details.
Contact and further reading
For the full list of official regulators, operators and datasets we draw on, see Sources & References. For our editorial standards and governance, see Editorial Standards.