TAQA Distribution, a part of Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA), has partnered with Aldar to help create more sustainable and well-connected communities in Abu Dhabi.
Omar Al Hashmi, CEO of TAQA Distribution, and Adel Abdulla Albreiki, CEO of Aldar Projects signed the agreement.
Through this partnership, both companies will explore ways to collaborate across Aldar’s projects, focusing on enhancing utility services such as electricity and water while improving their efficiency and reliability.
TAQA Distribution will bring its strong expertise in designing, building, and running utility networks. This includes providing both temporary and permanent electricity and water solutions, reviewing infrastructure plans, supporting private utility networks, and finding new opportunities to use green and energy-saving technologies.
The collaboration also aims to reduce costs and enhance service quality by utilizing advanced digital tools and intelligent data systems.
Omar Al Hashmi, CEO of TAQA Distribution, said, “This agreement enables us to align with a key development partner in Abu Dhabi to deliver reliable, future-ready infrastructure that meets the evolving needs of the emirate’s growing population. By leveraging our operational excellence, sustainable practices, and customer-centric utility services, we aim to support Aldar in building high-quality connected communities. This collaboration reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting national priorities and delivering tangible value to the communities we serve across the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.”
Adel Abdulla Albreiki, CEO of Aldar Projects, stated, “As a key partner of the Abu Dhabi government, Aldar is committed to ensuring the emirate retains its position as one of the world’s most desirable locations to live, work, and visit. The delivery of key infrastructure is critical, and with TAQA’s partnership, we will be able to deliver projects that are more integrated, efficient, and sustainable, serving the best interests of all those who call Abu Dhabi home.”
The agreement also allows both companies to use new digital technologies in utility services. This includes tools like condition monitoring, predictive maintenance, and data-based performance tracking.
These smart solutions will help make infrastructure more reliable, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction. They will also support Aldar’s future projects to build inclusive, lively, and well-connected communities.
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