In line with the Vision 2030 to revolutionize environmental sustainability, Desert Technologies is breaking through with SAHARA

For the very first time, Desert Technologies (DT) is going to launch SAHARA Containerized Solar Generator (CSG) in collaboration with Green Corp Konnection (GCK) to power part of the bivouac in NEOM during the Dakar Rally.

Using 1 small container (20ft), 2 standard containers (40ft), with a power range of 62 kW. The SAHARA CSG, whether in events, military sites, desert camp sites, or even in the most inhospitable locations, is capable of providing 100 % clean energy directly from the sun during the day or through a battery pack during the night. With its quick and easy installation, the SAHARA is a silently, 24/7 operating compact and portable unit with cost effectivity and minimal maintenance.  

SAHARA is an international product, that has been launched in Saudi Arabia in line with vision 2030 and the reduction of dependency on oil. The solution is fitted off-grid projects that require a cheaper and sustainable alternatives to diesel generators and other energy sources.  The 40ft SAHARA container can power about 100 households in remote villages in Africa, providing energy day and night to cover the basic needs. The solution is modular and can be sized case by case to meet different demand loads; households, schools, commercial activities.

In addition to saving the environment, the renewable energy industry creates long-term sustainable jobs that are tailored at the need of the future of the labor market. According to Khaled Sharbatly, Managing Partner in Desert Technologies“ There is a bright future for the energy industry which is localized and can compete globally. The Saudi 2030 Vision is that of USD 200  billion in renewables to build factories and produce around 30 million solar panels in the Kingdom and this could generate more than 100 000 jobs.” 

“dt’s integrated approach from inception guaranteed long-term sustainable growth of the industry and to ensure job creation. Creating jobs that did not exist before, would not be created otherwise, and are permanent. The permanent importation of skills and technology that are new in the region and contribute directly to the creation of a Knowledge based economy.“ commented Nour Mousa, CEO of Desert Technologies.