With surging energy requirements causing record growth rates and no sign of demand slackening, the Middle East holds a central role in the world economy.

  

Holding over 60% of the world’s proven oil reserves, and over 40% of the world’s natural gas reserves, the Middle East’s long-term crucial position in fuelling world growth is clear.

Yet, thus far the region does not have a centre for the management of above ground resources such as Singapore, Houston, Calgary, Stavanger and Aberdeen.

It is logical, and advantageous, that a hydrocarbon focused centre should be located in the Gulf, a safe, secure, synergistic, state-of-the-art location for regional operations and global hydrocarbon development.

Energy City Qatar is the world’s next major energy hub, the Middle East’s home for major players in the hydrocarbon value chain.

Vision Statement

By offering innovative investment opportunities and ongoing product development with strategic partners, Energy City Qatar will be the leading business, trading and residential Energy hub providing a centre of excellence and resource to the region’s Energy Industry.

Mission Statement

Through the sale of land to investors and developers and by providing tenants with innovative, accessible and dynamic products and solutions tailored specifically to the requirements of the Energy Industry, Energy City Qatar will be a profitable, world-class business and residential facility occupied by a diverse mix of energy related companies, commercial tenants, multiple customers and suppliers, and peers in a vibrant environment facilitating the development of the energy industry in the Middle East whilst providing a platform to interact, compete and co-operate at commercial and technical levels in a regional centre of excellence.



His Excellency Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim Bin Jabr Al-Thani
Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs
Chairman of Qatari Diar Real Estate and Investment Company

“One of the main goals of government, driven by His Highness, The Emir of Qatar’s vision, is to establish longterm strategies to help Qatar’s economy to diversify. The energy sector continues to lead this economic diversification drive, as well as in creating more employment and skill transfer opportunities. We welcome Energy City Qatar and its contribution to our economy and our people.”



His Excellency Abdullah Bin Hamad Al Attiyah
Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy & Industry
Qatar Petroleum Chairman and Managing Director

“Qatar’s hydrocarbon strategy is based on diversification and optimum utilization of natural resources, where energy sector is considered as the engine of growth of Qatar’s economy. The rapid growth in Qatar’s energy sector with future investments totaling more than 80 billion dollars in various energy projects have brought Qatar to the forefront of the industry, where Qatar has and will continue to play a key role in meeting energy demands of customers around the world.”