Independent platform

Who We Are

An introduction to Syrian Renewables, its mission, and its working methodology.

Syrian Renewables – the Syrian Renewable Energy Portal is an independent Syrian platform dedicated to data, analysis, and specialized reporting on Syria’s energy, emissions, and environmental sectors. The platform was established in response to a clear need for a reliable source that collects fragmented information, verifies it, and transforms it into structured databases, reports, and practical digital tools.

Our coverage extends across the entire energy system, including electricity generation, transmission and distribution networks, substations, power supply hours, system losses, and regional interconnections. We also monitor solar, wind, hydropower, energy storage, and energy efficiency, as well as oil, gas, refineries, pipelines, energy prices, emissions, regulations, tenders, investments, and market developments.

Our mission goes beyond publishing news. We aim to convert information into usable knowledge for analysis and decision-making. To achieve this, we develop project trackers, interactive maps, policy and tender databases, price monitoring tools, employment platforms, and periodic analytical reports.

Our methodology prioritizes official sources, followed by international institutions, project owners and developers, technical research, and reputable media. We clearly distinguish between projects that are announced, planned, licensed, under construction, partially operational, or fully operational. We also assess data quality, document limitations, and clearly identify estimates and assumptions whenever verified information is unavailable.

Syrian Renewables serves researchers, policymakers, investors, public institutions, international organizations, media professionals, energy experts, and the wider public. Our work is designed to improve transparency, expand access to information, and support a deeper understanding of Syria’s energy needs, rehabilitation priorities, and future investment opportunities.

The platform operates independently while cooperating with experts, institutions, and initiatives working in energy and reconstruction. Such cooperation is conducted without compromising editorial independence, data ownership, or verification standards.

Our vision is to build the most structured and reliable digital reference for Syria’s energy sector, transforming fragmented information into an accessible knowledge infrastructure that supports research, planning, investment, and sustainable reconstruction.