Several Yemeni governorates have received a fuel grant to support electricity power plants. The goal is to keep power stable and improve daily life. Officials involved confirmed this support.
The grant covers the governorates of:
- Aden
- Al Mahrah
- Shabwah
- Abyan
- Lahij
- Hadhramaut
- Socotra
Fuel Support for More Than 70 Power Plants
The fuel grant will supply more than 70 electricity generation plants. These plants are spread across the supported governorates.
The support is expected to:
- Improve electricity reliability
- Help government institutions work better
- Support local economic activity
Stable electricity helps businesses and daily life. It supports residents in their normal routines.
Improving Living Conditions and Economic Activity
Reliable electricity is very important for basic services. It also helps economic recovery.
Officials said the fuel will:
- Reduce power outages
- Support businesses and markets
- Improve public services
The impact will reach households. Healthcare facilities will benefit. Public institutions will also benefit.
Allocation Based on Needs Assessments
Fuel distribution was based on needs assessments. Each power plant submitted its own request. This applied to all beneficiary governorates.
A joint supervisory committee has been formed to ensure transparency. The committee will:
- Monitor fuel distribution
- Ensure delivery to final beneficiaries
- Prevent misuse and delays
Continued Support Through SDRPY
The grant is part of ongoing efforts by the Saudi Development and Reconstruction Program for Yemen (SDRPY).
SDRPY provided similar fuel grants in:
- 2018
- 2021
- 2022
Support continues under the 2026 grant. This shows continued commitment to the energy sector.
Broader Development Efforts in Yemen
Since 2018, SDRPY has implemented many projects covering eight main sectors:
- Education
- Health
- Water
- Energy
- Transport
- Agriculture and fisheries
- Government capacity building
- Development programs
These efforts support recovery, strengthen institutions, and improve quality of life across Yemen.
Ongoing Commitment to Stability and Development
Officials said energy support is a key part of development. Electricity powers essential services and drives economic activity.
The latest fuel grant shows continued international support. It supports infrastructure and recovery and focuses on areas facing ongoing challenges.
