SirajPower is a relevant company to research if you own or operate a Dubai commercial building and want to compare a financed solar arrangement with buying a system. Its current public-facing route leads to Positive Zero, whose distributed-generation business describes its roots in SirajPower and offers financed on-site energy projects. The useful next step is a site-specific proposal, not a decision based on a brand name or a headline savings percentage.
This is a desk-researched SirajPower company profile for commercial buyers, checked on 18 October 2026. It is not a customer testimonial, an installation inspection, a star rating or a verdict on workmanship. Below, we separate the official directory entry, the company's own service and project descriptions, and the questions your quotation needs to answer.
SirajPower and Positive Zero: check the name on the proposal
DEWA's published Shams Dubai contractor list includes the exact name SIRAJ POWER CONTRACTING, with sirajpower.com as its website. At our check, that domain redirected to Positive Zero. Positive Zero's current distributed-generation page explicitly refers to its “former solar business SirajPower”. This establishes a public brand trail; it does not mean every Positive Zero group company holds the same enrolment.
There is an important date distinction. The DEWA enrolment page displays 31 July 2025, while its linked list is internally dated 18 July 2025. We checked the document currently linked from that page on 18 October 2026, rather than treating a third-party directory as a current certificate. Ask the bidder to confirm its present enrolment, exact contracting entity and any separately appointed consultant before you sign.
The entry is in the contractor section, not the consultant-only section. Enrolment is not a DEWA recommendation or a guarantee of price, workmanship or service. DEWA's disclaimer says it is not responsible for the listed firms' designs, installation, delays or other service outcomes.
What does the current offering cover?
Positive Zero's distributed-generation service description advertises on-site solar PV, including rooftop and carport solutions, alongside other energy technologies. It describes an Energy-as-a-Service model in which it finances, builds and operates systems, with medium- and long-term agreements and no capital outlay for the advertised arrangement. It also describes consumption analysis, design, engineering, installation, commissioning, permits, connection approvals and maintenance during the agreement.
Those are company-published descriptions, not the scope of your unsigned contract. Request a written responsibility schedule showing what is included for your building, who delivers it, which costs remain yours and how performance obligations are enforced. A broad group website can describe technologies or markets that do not apply to your particular DEWA-connected property.
For an existing warehouse, the warehouse pre-quote feasibility checks still come first. Financing does not remove the need to resolve roof condition, structure, access and authority to use the roof.
Which documented projects are relevant to a commercial buyer?
A Positive Zero announcement dated 5 May 2025 describes its relationship with AW Rostamani Group and identifies SirajPower as its distributed-generation arm at that time. It reports that the AW Rostamani Central Warehouse and several automotive facilities were in operation, while a parts distribution centre was under construction.
The same announcement describes an agreement for 460 kWp of rooftop solar at Sineo Packaging Manufacturing in Dubai Industrial City, with generation projected across a ten-year lease period. That is a dated agreement and a provider forecast, not evidence here that the plant is now commissioned or delivering a particular saving. Do not treat all sites in a portfolio announcement as having the same completion status.
These examples make warehouses, manufacturing premises and automotive facilities sensible reference requests for a commercial enquiry. Ask for a comparable completed site, its roof type, how works were organised around operations and whether a reference conversation is available with the customer's permission. A named project is useful evidence of the advertised work; it does not substitute for checking the team and terms proposed for your own property.
Five questions to put into a SirajPower or Positive Zero quotation
Question | What a useful written answer should identify |
|---|---|
Who signs and who performs the work? | The legal contracting entity, the enrolled solar contractor, any separate consultant and the party responsible for maintenance and warranty claims. |
What exactly triggers payment? | The charging basis, measurement point, applicable tariff or fee, escalation, taxes, minimum payments if any, and treatment of downtime or unusable generation. |
How does the solar term fit the property term? | Required roof rights, landlord consent, contract duration and the agreed consequences of relocation, a tenant change, a building sale or early termination. |
What happens when the roof or equipment needs work? | Responsibility and cost for roof access, leaks, temporary removal and refit, component replacement, insurance and reinstatement. |
How will the promised benefit be checked? | A site-specific generation and bill model, consistent assumptions, access to monitoring data, reporting, service response and the contractual remedy for a missed obligation. |
These are procurement questions, not statements that the company includes or excludes a particular term. We have not reviewed a binding offer for your site. Unknown pricing or contract details are matters to clarify, not evidence of either good or poor service.
Do not confuse zero upfront cost with no long-term obligation
Ask for the full payment schedule and the exit or buyout method before comparing a financed offer with a purchase. Do not assume that ownership automatically passes to you, that a buyout has a nominal price, or that the next occupier must accept the agreement. Have the relevant property owner and a qualified adviser review obligations that depend on the lease or a change of occupier.
Our Dubai solar lease and PPA comparison guide explains the wider financing questions. Use it as a checklist, not as evidence of this company's current quotation terms. Request purchase and financed alternatives where offered, with the same site boundary and operating assumptions.
Keep building work visible in the price
If a metal warehouse roof needs repairs or renewal, ask for those works to be identified separately from the solar arrangement. Clarify whether the financed scope includes them, requires the owner to complete them first or leaves them provisional after survey. The roof repair-versus-replacement comparison helps prevent a low solar headline price from hiding an unresolved building project.
How to compare this proposal with another installer
Send bidders the same enquiry pack: property address and emirate, building use, roof type and drawings if available, twelve months of electricity bills, operating hours, ownership or landlord authority, known roof defects and the expected period of occupation. State whether you want a purchase quotation, a financed option or both. Share account documents privately through an appropriate channel, not in a public comment.
Compare the projected bill reduction after the proposed solar payments and separately stated owner costs. Use the same investment period and ask what changes if consumption falls, occupation ends earlier or the roof needs intervention. Do not compare one bidder's gross electricity saving with another bidder's net cash benefit. The solar quotation line-item checklist helps keep that comparison consistent.
Decision takeaway: the public evidence gives a commercial buyer a substantive starting point for a SirajPower-related enquiry through Positive Zero. It does not establish a universal price, a suitability verdict or a service-quality ranking. Verify the exact entity and current enrolment, then decide on a surveyed proposal with clear roof, payment, maintenance and exit responsibilities.
You can approach the company directly through its official website to request a quote. If you would like to compare options, request multiple commercial solar quotes through one SolarQuote submission, subject to project suitability and installer availability. SolarQuote is a comparison and installer-matching platform; this profile does not imply that SirajPower or Positive Zero participates in SolarQuote, or promise a quotation from either.
AI-generated illustrative image: commercial solar proposal review, not SirajPower or Positive Zero staff, a customer meeting or a documented company project. Sources checked 18 October 2026. This profile is practical procurement guidance, not legal advice or an endorsement.
