Positive Zero has closed a funding facility of up to $375 million (AED1.38 billion) for decentralized energy infrastructure in five GCC regions. The non-recourse debt package was announced on July 15, 2026, and includes distributed solar generating, energy efficiency services, and clean mobility solutions.
Capital will help Positive Zero expand in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, and Qatar. Funding is allocated to portfolio growth, capital spending, and strategic development across the distributed infrastructure assets.
Positive Zero describes the funding as the region’s first non-recourse transaction, encompassing a diverse range of decentralized infrastructure projects. Asset types include distributed solar installations, energy efficiency contracts, and renewable mobility infrastructure.
Debt revenues will provide long-term funding for project rollout across numerous countries. Positive Zero will allocate funds across its construction pipeline and current development program. David Auriau, CEO of Positive Zero, described the deal as “a defining milestone” for the company and regional sustainable infrastructure funding.
“Securing the Middle East’s first non-recourse financing facility for a range of sustainability solutions across multiple geographies demonstrates the confidence that leading international and regional financial institutions place in our business,” Auriau stated.
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