Masdar reported a 38% increase in clean electricity generation from operating projects in 2025, reaching 40.2 terawatt-hours (TWh). The company said this output avoided 19.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent. Operating and under-construction capacity grew from 32 GW to 45.8 GW, with an additional 20.7 GW of secured projects bringing the total portfolio to 66.5 GW by year end. Key developments include the 476 MW Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm in Germany, the 250 MW Nur Bukhara solar project in Uzbekistan, and financing secured for the 2 GW Al Sadawi solar project in Saudi Arabia. Masdar also broke ground on a gigascale round-the-clock project combining 5.2 GW of solar with 19 GWh of battery storage, designed to deliver 1 GW of clean power continuously. On the finance side, Masdar issued a $1 billion green bond in May after updating its Green Finance Framework, with orders reaching $6.6 billion. International investors took 85% of the issuance, bringing total outstanding green bonds to $2.75 billion. The company's sustainability report also noted women made up 30.2% of the workforce and 20% of management roles.
