Less diesel at the camp. Lower bills at the plant.
Remote sites pay for every litre twice: once to buy it and again to truck it in. Factories face grid tariffs that rose again in April 2026, and their 10-piastre discount ended in July 2025. We engineer hybrid solar and storage that cuts both.
Oil and gas sites
Camps, wellsites, pump stations and offices in the Western Desert, the Gulf of Suez and along the Red Sea.
- Solar, diesel and battery hybrids that cut generator running hours
- Fewer fuel deliveries and less exposure on desert roads
- Containerised or skid-mounted systems that move with the camp
- Work under your permit-to-work system and HSE rules
Industry example: a 1.4 MWp solar plant now supplies part of the power at the Esh El Mallaha petroleum facility near Hurghada, cutting about 125 tonnes of CO2 a year. Not a Reservia project.
Factories
Plants in 10th of Ramadan, 6th of October, Sadat City, Borg El Arab, Ain Sokhna and other industrial zones.
- Rooftop and carport solar for self-consumption
- Battery storage to shave peaks and back up critical lines
- Less reliance on diesel backup generators
- Energy data your auditors and export customers can use for emissions reporting
Factories on low industrial tariffs see longer paybacks than sites that run on diesel. We'll tell you plainly where solar pays and where it doesn't.
How we work on industrial sites
QHSE policy, method statements and risk assessments for every job
Commissioning tests to IEC 62446 with full documentation
Single-line diagrams and as-built drawings handed over with every system
O&M contracts with response times in writing
How we assess a factory
- Twelve months of electricity bills and, where available, load data from your meter or building management system
- Roof, car park and ground space, structure and shading
- Daytime load against solar production, so the system is sized for self-consumption
- Financial evaluation: system price, yearly saving and payback at today’s tariffs and with tariff growth