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Gulf Business
30-04-2025
- Business
- Gulf Business
Qatar's GWC, Yellow Door Energy to launch GCC's largest private solar project
Image: Getty Images/ For illustrative purposes Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC) has announced the launch of one of the GCC's largest private solar energy initiatives, in a move that reinforces its commitment to sustainability and green logistics across the region. The landmark project is being executed in partnership with Yellow Door Energy, a leading sustainable energy provider for businesses in the Middle East and Africa. The initiative will see the development of solar power plants across three of GWC's strategic logistics hubs: Logistics Village Qatar, Bu Sulba Warehousing Park, and Al Wukair Logistics Park. New GWC solar project to deliver real impact 'This announcement marks a major milestone in integrating sustainable practices across all our operations,' said Matthew Kearns, acting group CEO of GWC. 'Warehouses are key to this, and we are excited to partner with Yellow Door Energy to introduce this innovative solution that will deliver real impact at these three sites.' Kearns added that the project would tap into the region's abundant solar resource to power operations, reduce GWC's carbon footprint, and support a more sustainable future for the Gulf. The solar energy development aligns with GWC's broader environmental commitments. As a member of the UN Global Compact, the company has pledged to reduce Scope 1 carbon emissions by 3 per cent, Scope 2 emissions by 6 per cent, and waste generation by 20 per cent by 2030. Aligns with Qatari Vision The new initiative also supports Qatar's National Vision 2030, which aims to install 4 gigawatts of large-scale renewable energy capacity, with solar energy playing a pivotal role. The project is also aligned with Qatar's Net Zero by 2050 targets. 'We are honored to embark on this partnership with GWC to accelerate its sustainability stewardship, reduce its energy costs, and contribute to Qatar's Net Zero target,' said Jeremy Crane, group CEO of Yellow Door Energy. 'As the largest and most trusted distributed solar developer in the region, we are ready to deploy capital, lead design and construction, and manage operations to maximise system performance.' Yellow Door Energy currently oversees over 400 MWp of awarded solar assets across 150 sites and plans to apply the highest QHSSE standards to the new installations for GWC. GWC has received recognition for its sustainability efforts in recent years. Al Wukair Logistics Park — part of the new solar rollout — has received many accolades. Additional environmental projects include The announcement comes as GWC continues to expand across the GCC through regional growth strategies and strategic partnerships aimed at scaling its capabilities to meet growing demand for innovative, sustainable logistics solutions. Read:
Zawya
30-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
GWC and Yellow Door Energy announce partnership for one of the largest solar power projects in GCC region
Doha / Qatar: Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC) Q.P.S.C has announced the launch of one of the GCC's largest private solar energy projects - supercharging its sustainability efforts and cementing its role as a trailblazer in green logistics. This landmark initiative will see GWC work with Yellow Door Energy, the leading sustainable energy partner for businesses in the Middle East and Africa, to develop solar power plants across three strategic logistics hubs in the region: Logistics Village Qatar, Bu Sulba Warehousing Park and Al Wukair Logistics Park. Matthew Kearns, Acting Group CEO of GWC, said: 'This announcement marks a major milestone in integrating sustainable practices across all our operations. Warehouses are key to this, and we are excited to partner with Yellow Door Energy to introduce this innovative solution that will deliver real impact at these three sites.' 'The Gulf enjoys an abundance of sunlight and this project will harness this renewable resource to power our operations, not only reducing our carbon footprint but also contributing to a more sustainable future for the region.' GWC offers a diverse and growing service portfolio, including contract logistics, freight forwarding, transportation, records management, and supply chain consulting. As a member of the UN Global Compact, it has committed to adopting sustainable and socially responsible policies across all its activities, with the aim of reducing carbon emissions by 3% for Scope 1 (direct emissions from fleet) and 6% for Scope 2 (indirect emissions from purchased energy), as well as 20% reduction in waste by 2030. GWC's latest sustainability initiative closely aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030, which targets 4 GW of new large-scale renewable energy capacity by 2030, with solar playing a key role. Jeremy Crane, Group CEO of Yellow Door Energy, said: 'We are honored to embark on this partnership with GWC to accelerate its sustainability stewardship, reduce its energy costs and contribute to Qatar's Net Zero by 2050 target. As the largest and most trusted distributed solar developer in the region, Yellow Door Energy is well positioned to help large energy consumers, such as logistics industrial parks, decarbonize their operations and enhance their business resilience. With over 400 MWp of awarded solar assets across 150 sites, our team of dedicated energy professionals is ready to deploy capital, spearhead design and construction whilst adhering to the strictest QHSSE standards, and operate and maintain the solar power systems to maximize their performance during the tenure of the terms.' GWC has been widely recognized for its commitment to environmental stewardship, with Al Wukair Logistics Park, a site in this project, winning the 'Logistics Project of the Year' at the 2025 Logistics Middle East Awards, including for its green initiatives. GWC also earned a place among Forbes Middle East's Sustainability Leaders for 2024. Other trailblazing green projects include the Biobin recycling program, which processed food waste from GWC sites into 40 tons of premium compost that was donated to community garden projects last year. The company also recycles up to 120,000 cubic meters of sewage water annually at the Bu Sulba Warehousing Park, using it to irrigate trees and shrubs. The initiative won the Best Water Recycling Initiative Award during Tarsheed Energy Efficiency Forum 2024. GWC is undergoing a period of growth, driven by regional expansions and strategic partnerships in key markets across the GCC. These efforts are aimed at increasing GWC's presence and capabilities across the region to meet the growing demand for innovative logistics solutions. About GWC Group Gulf Warehousing Company Q.P.S.C (GWC) is Qatar's number one logistics and supply chain solutions provider and a trusted industry leader across the GCC. Since its establishment in 2004, GWC has built a reputation for operational excellence, innovation, sustainability, and reliability. With a comprehensive regional network and advanced infrastructure, the company delivers seamless, technology-driven solutions covering warehousing, distribution, freight forwarding, transportation, and specialized logistics. GWC empowers businesses of all sizes, from entrepreneurs and SMEs to global multinationals, enabling seamless operations and sustainable growth. Notably, GWC was the first Regional Supporter and the Official Logistics Provider for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, showcasing its world-class capabilities on the global stage. Our Social Media handle is @gwclogistics Get in touch: For media related inquiries, please contact us by email at media@ About Yellow Door Energy Yellow Door Energy is the leading sustainable energy partner for businesses, serving commercial and industrial customers in the Middle East and Africa. The company's solar and battery energy storage system (BESS) solutions enable businesses to reduce energy costs, improve power reliability and lower carbon emissions. These solutions directly contribute to companies' and countries' Net Zero targets. Yellow Door Energy's shareholders are Actis, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), Mitsui & Co., Ltd., and The Arab Energy Fund. Contact Information Marketing Department Email: gosolar@
Zawya
30-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
GWC plans major solar energy projects in Qatar
Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC) has announced the launch of one of the GCC's largest private solar energy projects - supercharging its sustainability efforts and cementing its role as a trailblazer in green logistics. This landmark initiative will see GWC work with Yellow Door Energy, a leading sustainable energy partner for businesses in the Middle East and Africa, to develop solar power plants across three strategic logistics hubs in the region: Logistics Village Qatar, Bu Sulba Warehousing Park and Al Wukair Logistics Park. Matthew Kearns, Acting Group CEO of GWC, said: 'This announcement marks a major milestone in integrating sustainable practices across all our operations. Warehouses are key to this, and we are excited to partner with Yellow Door Energy to introduce this innovative solution that will deliver real impact at these three sites. 'The Gulf enjoys an abundance of sunlight and this project will harness this renewable resource to power our operations, not only reducing our carbon footprint but also contributing to a more sustainable future for the region.' GWC offers a diverse and growing service portfolio, including contract logistics, freight forwarding, transportation, records management, and supply chain consulting. As a member of the UN Global Compact, it has committed to adopting sustainable and socially responsible policies across all its activities, with the aim of reducing carbon emissions by 3% for Scope 1 (direct emissions from fleet) and 6% for Scope 2 (indirect emissions from purchased energy), as well as 20% reduction in waste by 2030. GWC's latest sustainability initiative closely aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030, which targets 4 GW of new large-scale renewable energy capacity by 2030, with solar playing a key role. Jeremy Crane, Group CEO of Yellow Door Energy, said: 'We are honoured to embark on this partnership with GWC to accelerate its sustainability stewardship, reduce its energy costs and contribute to Qatar's Net Zero by 2050 target. As the largest and most trusted distributed solar developer in the region, Yellow Door Energy is well positioned to help large energy consumers, such as logistics industrial parks, decarbonise their operations and enhance their business resilience. With over 400 MWp of awarded solar assets across 150 sites, our team of dedicated energy professionals is ready to deploy capital, spearhead design and construction whilst adhering to the strictest QHSSE standards, and operate and maintain the solar power systems to maximize their performance during the tenure of the terms.' GWC has been widely recognised for its commitment to environmental stewardship, with Al Wukair Logistics Park, a site in this project, winning the 'Logistics Project of the Year' at the 2025 Logistics Middle East Awards, including for its green initiatives. GWC also earned a place among Forbes Middle East's Sustainability Leaders for 2024. Other trailblazing green projects include the Biobin recycling program, which processed food waste from GWC sites into 40 tons of premium compost that was donated to community garden projects last year. The company also recycles up to 120,000 cu m of sewage water annually at the Bu Sulba Warehousing Park, using it to irrigate trees and shrubs. The initiative won the Best Water Recycling Initiative Award during Tarsheed Energy Efficiency Forum 2024. - TradeArabia News Service Copyright 2024 Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Trade Arabia
29-04-2025
- Business
- Trade Arabia
GWC plans major solar energy projects in Qatar
Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC) has announced the launch of one of the GCC's largest private solar energy projects - supercharging its sustainability efforts and cementing its role as a trailblazer in green logistics. This landmark initiative will see GWC work with Yellow Door Energy, a leading sustainable energy partner for businesses in the Middle East and Africa, to develop solar power plants across three strategic logistics hubs in the region: Logistics Village Qatar, Bu Sulba Warehousing Park and Al Wukair Logistics Park. Matthew Kearns, Acting Group CEO of GWC, said: 'This announcement marks a major milestone in integrating sustainable practices across all our operations. Warehouses are key to this, and we are excited to partner with Yellow Door Energy to introduce this innovative solution that will deliver real impact at these three sites. 'The Gulf enjoys an abundance of sunlight and this project will harness this renewable resource to power our operations, not only reducing our carbon footprint but also contributing to a more sustainable future for the region.' GWC offers a diverse and growing service portfolio, including contract logistics, freight forwarding, transportation, records management, and supply chain consulting. As a member of the UN Global Compact, it has committed to adopting sustainable and socially responsible policies across all its activities, with the aim of reducing carbon emissions by 3% for Scope 1 (direct emissions from fleet) and 6% for Scope 2 (indirect emissions from purchased energy), as well as 20% reduction in waste by 2030. GWC's latest sustainability initiative closely aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030, which targets 4 GW of new large-scale renewable energy capacity by 2030, with solar playing a key role. Jeremy Crane, Group CEO of Yellow Door Energy, said: 'We are honoured to embark on this partnership with GWC to accelerate its sustainability stewardship, reduce its energy costs and contribute to Qatar's Net Zero by 2050 target. As the largest and most trusted distributed solar developer in the region, Yellow Door Energy is well positioned to help large energy consumers, such as logistics industrial parks, decarbonise their operations and enhance their business resilience. With over 400 MWp of awarded solar assets across 150 sites, our team of dedicated energy professionals is ready to deploy capital, spearhead design and construction whilst adhering to the strictest QHSSE standards, and operate and maintain the solar power systems to maximize their performance during the tenure of the terms.' GWC has been widely recognised for its commitment to environmental stewardship, with Al Wukair Logistics Park, a site in this project, winning the 'Logistics Project of the Year' at the 2025 Logistics Middle East Awards, including for its green initiatives. GWC also earned a place among Forbes Middle East's Sustainability Leaders for 2024. Other trailblazing green projects include the Biobin recycling program, which processed food waste from GWC sites into 40 tons of premium compost that was donated to community garden projects last year.
