The Mission: New Generation Utility Scale Solar Parks

Our Mission at Space Energy is to be the leading developer of new generation utility scale solar parks on a global scale. Our parent company Space Energy Middle East FZE is at the forefront of the industry, with a substantial pipeline of projects aiming to be rolled out over a solid 10 year business plan.

Core Competencies

Through the extensive operational and development expertise in alternative energy we have quickly developed core competencies in:

• Acquiring Power Purchase Agreements
• Site Development
• Mobile IT Solutions and Data Centre Deployment & Management 
• Photovoltaic Research & Development
• Sourcing both public and private partnership incentives

The cost of harnessing Solar Energy has reached a commercially viable level, and continues to improve. This was a world wide 100 Billion Dollar industry in 2010, and is projected to grow by 40% annually in the coming years.

Project Overview

Space Energy is positioned to become the leader in both Space Based Solar Energy and Ground-Based Solutions. It is dedicated to the development and deployment of solar energy parks and facilities across several continents. Space Energy is in on the cutting edge of solar energy technologies and will be deploying state of the art equipment and construction techniques to maximise energy production, efficiency and profitability. The operations management team brings decades of development and financial experience to the corporation combined with a world-class Advisory Board covering all disciplines in the field. Our unique strategy and alliance with the top technological minds on the planet provide a strong backing and foundation for development. This is the most ideal time in history for the positioning of a renewable energy supplying company -

While these agreements are being finalised, Space Energy is also planning feasibility studies and evaluations on multiple solar park locations. Areas of immediate consideration are Arizona, California, New Mexico, Afghanistan, Iraq and several countries on the African Continent. This is in addition to locating and developing the Rectenna sites that will be required to receive energy transmissions from satellites deployed by Space Energy in geosynchronous orbit.