Power as the primary variable in GCC commercial real estate.
Generation, storage, behind-the-meter routes, and grid strategy are not separate businesses for Gamcap — they are the structure underneath every commercial, industrial, and infrastructure mandate. Where energy is the binding constraint, the energy strategy is the project.
Six energy disciplines, sequenced into mandate structure.
We do not market every line. We deploy the lines that the site requires.
Gas-fired generation
Gas-fired generation, CCGT and OCGT structures. Long-form experience across project structuring, fuel supply, and offtake architecture in GCC markets where gas remains the deliverability anchor.
Renewables
Solar, hybrid renewables, and PPAs developed where they meet operator power profiles — not where they meet incentive maps. The GCC has the world’s lowest LCOE solar; we structure around that fact.
Battery energy storage
Grid-scale BESS at constrained nodes. Where capacity is scarce, structured storage and flexible generation create the connection that data centres, industrial off-takers, and energy platforms compete for.
Grid and utility strategy
Connection programmes, substation interfaces, and stakeholder navigation across DEWA, ADDC, FEWA, EWEC, SEWA, and KAHRAMAA. Long-cycle infrastructure underwritten at the asset level.
Hybrid energy systems
Combinations of generation, storage, and utility services structured to serve a specific load — often co-located with the data centre, logistics hub, or industrial off-taker.
Behind-the-meter power
BTM generation, storage, and offtake structures where the grid pathway alone does not deliver the operator profile required — increasingly relevant for hyperscale and AI workloads in the GCC.
Power is selected to fit the mandate, not vice versa.
A site without deliverable power is not a site. A site with the wrong power strategy is a site that will be discounted at exit. We resolve both — capacity, generation, storage, and offtake — inside the development programme.
Generation strategy is selected by what the buyer category requires: hyperscale operators want diverse, redundant, low-carbon power; industrial off-takers want low cost and stability; energy platforms want optionality and asset velocity.
Where each line fits
Power as the primary variable in GCC commercial real estate.
Generation, storage, behind-the-meter routes, and grid strategy are the structure underneath every commercial, industrial, and infrastructure mandate. Where energy is the binding constraint, the energy strategy is the project.
Six energy disciplines, sequenced into mandate structure.
We do not market every line. We deploy the lines that the site requires.
Gas-fired generation
Gas-fired generation, CCGT and OCGT structures. Long-form experience across project structuring, fuel supply, and offtake architecture in GCC markets where gas remains the deliverability anchor.
Renewables
Solar, hybrid renewables, and PPAs developed where they meet operator power profiles — not where they meet incentive maps. The GCC has the world’s lowest LCOE solar; we structure around that fact.
Battery energy storage
Grid-scale BESS at constrained nodes. Where capacity is scarce, structured storage creates the connection that data centres, industrial off-takers, and energy platforms compete for.
Grid and utility strategy
Connection programmes, substation interfaces, and stakeholder navigation across DEWA, ADDC, FEWA, EWEC, SEWA, and KAHRAMAA. Long-cycle infrastructure underwritten at the asset level.
Hybrid energy systems
Combinations of generation, storage, and utility services structured to serve a specific load — often co-located with the data centre, logistics hub, or industrial off-taker.
Behind-the-meter power
BTM generation, storage, and offtake structures where the grid pathway alone does not deliver the operator profile required — increasingly relevant for hyperscale and AI workloads in the GCC.
Power is selected to fit the mandate, not vice versa.
A site without deliverable power is not a site. A site with the wrong power strategy is a site that will be discounted at exit. We resolve both — capacity, generation, storage, and offtake — inside the development programme.
Generation strategy is selected by what the buyer category requires: hyperscale operators want diverse, redundant, low-carbon power; industrial off-takers want low cost and stability; energy platforms want optionality and asset velocity.
Where each line fits