Qatar Electricity Transmission Market Size to Hit USD 526.31 Million by 2034 | With a 3.99% CAGR

Qatar Electricity Transmission Market Overview

Market Size in 2025: USD 369.99 Million

Market Size in 2034: USD 526.31 Million

Market Growth Rate 2026-2034: 3.99%

According to IMARC Group's latest research publication, "Qatar Electricity Transmission Market: Size, Share, Trends and Forecast by Type, Service Offering, Purpose of Visit, Booking Type, and Region, 2026-2034", the Qatar electricity transmission market size reached USD 369.99 Million in 2025. The market is projected to reach USD 526.31 Million by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 3.99% during 2026-2034.

How AI is Reshaping the Future of Qatar Electricity Transmission Market

● In cooperation with Microsoft and KPMG, KAHRAMAA built a predictive maintenance and real-time demand forecasting system to reduce outages and increase grid reliability across its network.

● Partnerships with companies including Google Cloud are part of KAHRAMAA's artificial intelligence strategy to improve operational excellence, sustainability, and customer service in electricity transmission operations.

● AI enables automated load balancing and minimization of transmission losses, easing increased solar power sources like the Al-Kharsaah project without risking grid stability.

● According to Qatar National Vision 2030, and Qatar's digital plan, SCADA and smart technology would be supported by AI in the operation of an advanced grid and optimization of the transmission system.

● Iberdrola Innovation Middle East provides AI-based tools in Qatar to improve network performance and avoid service interruptions as part of Qatar's energy transition goals.

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Qatar Electricity Transmission Market Trends & Drivers:

The integration of renewable energy projects, especially solar, is transforming Qatar's electricity transmission landscape as part of its National Renewable Energy Strategy (NRES), which sets ambitious renewable energy generation targets. Large-scale power plants need new or modernized transmission systems to connect remote electricity generation sites to load centers and industrial areas for adequate power evacuation. More high-voltage lines, substations, and interconnections are required for the integration of variable renewable generation while ensuring security of the system. By preemptively matching the transmission system expansion with the renewable energy rollout plan, Kahramaa's transmission sector is aligning itself with Qatar's goals of economic diversification and future evolution to renewable energy-based systems.

Rapid urban population growth and structural transformation of Qatar's electricity consuming sectors, which include residential, commercial, and industrial users, continues to strain the existing electricity network. The network is therefore constantly expanding and upgrading with new high voltage substations, underground cables and overhead power lines to meet the demand needs of newly developed areas, including new towns and economic zones. Kahramaa usually seeks to construct its infrastructure ahead of demand to avoid bottlenecks and ensure continuous supply. This anticipatory approach to infrastructure development also aligns with the national objectives of diversifying the economy and improving the quality of life through reliable electricity.

Smart grid technologies and smart energy systems are ushering in improvements in Qatar's electricity transmission sector through automation, real-time monitoring, advanced data analytics and optimization, allowing the national electricity transmission grid to better manage loads, while also detecting and repairing faults. The losses are reduced, and the performance is improved. Kahramaa's plans to apply these innovations are in alignment with the national vision of developing a modern electric grid that integrates all kinds of power generation, optimizes the resources available, and develops the electricity transmission sector in a way that meets the rapid and continuous developments in energy demand.

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Qatar Electricity Transmission Industry Segmentation:

The report has segmented the market into the following categories:

Analysis by Voltage Level:

● 400 kV and Above (Extra High Voltage)
● 220-132 kV (High Voltage)
● 66-33 kV (Medium Voltage Transmission)

Analysis by Component Type:

● Overhead Transmission Lines
● Underground Cables
● Substations
● Transformers
● Switchgear
● Control Systems

Analysis by Technology:

● Conventional Grid Systems
● Smart Grid and Automation Solutions
● SCADA and Real-time Monitoring Systems
● High-voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Applications

Analysis by Ownership:

● Public Sector
● Private Sector Participation Models

Analysis by End User:

● National Grid Operator
● Power Generation Companies
● Industrial and Economic Zones

Analysis by Region:

● Ad Dawhah
● Al Rayyan
● Al Wakrah
● Others

Competitive Landscape:

The competitive landscape of the industry has also been examined along with the profiles of the key players.

Recent News and Developments in Qatar Electricity Transmission Market

● February 2026: Qatar Fund for Development provides an additional $21.5 million loan to the GCC Interconnection Authority for electricity network works in Oman, building on a prior $100 million commitment to enhance regional grid reliability and support renewable energy integration across GCC countries.

● May 2025: KAHRAMAA signs contracts worth QR 3.1 billion for seven high-voltage substations and 212 km of underground cables and overhead transmission lines, incorporating advanced protection systems, remote monitoring, and automation to expand and modernize the grid for rising urban and industrial demand.

● July 2025: KAHRAMAA installs over 528,000 smart electricity meters as part of its nationwide smart metering project, enabling real-time monitoring, improved operational efficiency, and better demand management in the transmission and distribution network.

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