Saudi Energy has signed three strategic agreements to support digital infrastructure for data and artificial intelligence (AI) centers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and meet their growing energy needs.
The agreements help establish reliable and resilient infrastructure capable of keeping pace with the rapid expansion of the digital economy and advanced technologies, said the Saudi Press Agency.
Saudi Energy signed the agreements while participating as a strategic sponsor at LEAP 2026. The agreements build on its role in Saudi Arabia’s energy ecosystem and its efforts to prepare for future growth requirements. They also support partnerships that enable high-impact technology investments and projects in the Kingdom.
The first agreement, signed by National Grid SA and HUMAIN, covers the provision of electricity to the AI data centers project in Riyadh. It will support the project’s electrical infrastructure and meet its future energy requirements.
Saudi Electricity Project Development Company (PDC), a subsidiary of Saudi Energy, also signed a framework agreement with center3 to establish a strategic partnership in future data center and energy infrastructure projects in Saudi Arabia. The partnership aims to support the sector’s expansion and strengthen integration between energy and digital infrastructure.
PDC also signed a memorandum of understanding with Huawei to enhance cooperation on data and AI center projects, digital infrastructure, and related energy solutions. The agreement also provides for the exchange of engineering and technical expertise and the development of future collaboration opportunities.
The three agreements reflect Saudi Energy’s efforts to prepare for tomorrow’s needs by developing energy infrastructure to support the growth of data and AI centers. They also enable the expansion of related projects and investments, helping position the Kingdom to sustain its digital and technological growth.
