Ongoing Unified Systems Architectural BIPV & Solar Facade

Zamani Islands – Net-Zero Resort

World’s largest net-zero resort – fully renewable, zero-waste hospitality destination

Capacity / Scale
24,000 kWp BIPV
Location
South Malé Atoll, Maldives (8 islands, 5 km lagoon, 21 nm from Velana Airport)
Client
Atoll Estates
Status / Timeline
Scheduled Completion: December 2026

Project Overview

Engineering shaped around the project.

Positioned to become the world’s largest net-zero resort, Zamani Islands will operate entirely on renewable energy. The project combines innovative architectural BIPV, energy-efficient Net Zero architecture, and agri-photovoltaic systems that generate clean energy while supporting sustainable food production. A comprehensive zero-waste strategy ensures organic waste is composted and materials are upcycled.

Project Rationale

Motivation for Solar

To build the world’s largest net-zero resort — proving that luxury hospitality can operate entirely on renewable energy, support local food production through agri-photovoltaics, and achieve a true zero-waste model.

Project Value

Measurable scope. Lasting impact.

Technical delivery and real-world value come together through a solution tailored to the project’s site, stakeholders, and operating priorities.

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    World’s largest net-zero resort ambition

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    24 MWp of BIPV capacity across the island resort

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    Agri-photovoltaic systems combining energy with food production

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    Full renewable energy operation – no fossil fuel reliance

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    Zero-waste strategy (composting + material upcycling)

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    Holistic Net Zero architecture and energy management

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