TAQA Reports Revenue of $7.73 Billion in First Half

Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA), one of the largest listed integrated utilities companies in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, on Thursday said that its revenue increased by 4.5% y-o-y reaching $7.73 billion for the first half of 2025.

Announcing its financial results for the six-month period ended 30 June 2025, TAQA attributed this growth to higher pass-through costs in the Transmission & Distribution (T&D) segment.

While revenue growth remained solid, profitability in the first half of the year was impacted by an expected decline in oil & gas production following the cessation of production from four UK assets and weaker oil prices, as well as higher financing costs and non-recurring items.

As a result, EBITDA declined 11% y-o-y to $2.78 billion and net income fell 19.7% to $1.01 billion. Nonetheless, underlying profitability in TAQA’s core utilities businesses remained strong, the company said in a bourse disclosure to Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) this morning.

Despite these pressures, TAQA remained focused on delivery and long-term value. In the first half of 2025, the Group continued to execute its international strategy with key milestones achieved across new and existing markets.

Global Operations

In Morocco, TAQA signed agreements with national and private sector partners to accelerate the development of integrated power and water infrastructure. This includes efficient gas-fired and renewable power generation, water desalination, and power and water transmission infrastructure. Combined, these initiatives represent a potential investment of approximately AED 52 billion (approximately MAD 130 billion) in Morocco.

In Central Asia, the Group completed the joint acquisition, alongside Mubadala, of the 875 MW Talimarjan power complex in Uzbekistan, a strategic entry point into one of the region’s fastest-growing energy markets.

In the UK, TAQA Transmission is progressing the integration of the recently acquired Transmission Investment (TI), establishing a strategic foothold in offshore transmission (OFTO) and contributing to the expansion of grid infrastructure critical for the energy transition. TI manages approximately $4.08 billion in assets across its portfolio of 11 OFTO projects.

In the Netherlands, TAQA completed the transfer of its P18-A gas platform and associated assets to Porthos, supporting the development of Europe’s first major carbon capture and storage facility. In Greece, Masdar expanded its presence by completing the 100% acquisition and delisting of TERNA ENERGY, a leader in the country’s renewable energy market.

Green Bond

Masdar also issued a $1 billion green bond to fund new greenfield renewable energy projects under its Green Finance Framework, reinforcing its commitment to achieving 100 GW of global renewable capacity by 2030.

Further progress was made in the UAE, where TAQA, in partnership with EWEC, signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to reconfigure the Shuweihat 1 (S1) plant from a cogeneration facility into a flexible, reserve power plant.

This follows the previously announced agreement for the 1 GW Al Dhafra Thermal power generation project, which will provide additional dispatchable capacity to meet growing electricity demand from artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure in the UAE.

Critical Enabler of Infrastructure

TAQA Chairman Mohamed Hassan Alsuwaidi said that the company continued to deliver across its core businesses and new growth markets, reflecting the strength of its long-term strategy. In the first half of the year, the Group advanced its position as a critical enabler of infrastructure development, both within the UAE and internationally.

Alongside sustained investment in domestic power and water infrastructure, our growing international presence, including our plans to increase our footprint in Morocco, reinforces TAQA’s commitment to providing reliable, efficient power and water supply at scale, he said.

“As the business evolves, our focus remains on disciplined execution and creating lasting value for shareholders, while supporting the broader energy transition and economic diversification goals of the UAE and the markets we operate in,” he added.

TAQA Group CEO and Managing Director Jasim Husain Thabet, said that “TAQA’s performance in the first half of 2025 is a reflection of the strength of their integrated utility model and ability to consistently deliver value in dynamic market conditions.