Tribe Infrastructure Group is an advisor and developer with deep experience in essential infrastructure assets that support community growth and wellbeing.
As an advisor, we act on projects across the Middle East, North Africa, Asia and Europe, becoming a recognised industry leader.
We’ve harnessed those core capabilities and put our own capital and resources at risk to build Australia’s leading development business in the Energy from Waste sector.
Headquartered at Abu Dhabi Global Market, we enjoy a strong relationship with government and sovereign wealth funds as trusted partners, advising, financing and delivering world-class assets for generations to come.
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Sectors we service.
Energy-from-Waste
Renewables
Conventional Power
Water and Wastewater
District Energy
Social Infrastructure
Transport
Digital Infrastructure
CASE STUDY
Dubai Waste-to-Energy.
The Dubai Waste Management Centre ("DWMC") is the GCC region’s first project-financed waste-to-energy facility, structured as a Public-Private Partnership (PPP). Designed to handle 1.9 million tonnes of municipal solid waste annually, the 200 MW facility is one of the largest of its kind globally.
CASE STUDY
Dubai Waste-to-Energy.
The Dubai Waste Management Centre ("DWMC") is the GCC region’s first project-financed waste-to-energy facility, structured as a Public-Private Partnership (PPP). Designed to handle 1.9 million tonnes of municipal solid waste annually, the 200 MW facility is one of the largest of its kind globally.
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CASE STUDY
Shuweihat 1 Lifetime Extension
Located in Al Dhafra region in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, the plant has been in operation since 2005, under a 20-year Power and Purchase Water Agreement which was due to conclude in 2025. The project will be reconfigured from a cogeneration power and water desalination facility to a natural-gas-fired open cycle power plant, providing flexible reserve supply of upto 1,100 MW of electricity to support increased integration of renewable and clean energy sources whilst also maintaining reliance during peak demand periods.
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA) owns 60 per cent of the plant, with ENGIE, a French multinational electric utility company, and Sumitomo, a leading Japanese integrated trading company, each holding 20 per cent. The companies will also continue to take on the operations and maintenance (O&M) of the plant, with TAQA owning 30 per cent of the O&M company, while ENGIE and Sumitomo will own 35 per cent each. Plant reconfiguration is expected to be concluded within two years, with commercial operations commencing in 2027 under a 15-year Power Purchase Agreement.
CASE STUDY
Dubai Waste-to-Energy
The Dubai Waste Management Centre ("DWMC") is the GCC region’s first project-financed waste-to-energy facility, structured as a Public-Private Partnership (PPP). Designed to handle 1.9 million tonnes of municipal solid waste annually, the 200 MW facility is one of the largest of its kind globally.