This research aims to investigate the feasibility of integrating renewable energy systems into the energy infrastructure of the selected industrial area, Suhar Industrial City (SIC). The study focuses on implementing a blended energy system to enhance energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact through emissions reduction, while concurrently delivering electricity at a more costeffective rate. The research is conducted in three main phases: feasibility study, design of a solar PV park, and performance modeling. The feasibility study involves an examination of the potential of a utility-scale solar energy park in conjunction with traditional power sources, leveraging the existing connection to the Main Interconnected System (MIS) grid. The study adheres to current allowable solar standards established by authorities. Subsequently, the design of the solar PV park takes into account these standards and guidelines, aiming to optimize the solar infrastructure within the SIC. The methodology encompasses a systematic approach, beginning with defining the research problem and objectives. A comprehensive literature review informs the research design, focusing on grid-connected solar PV systems, performance ratios, and variable changes. The design phase entails the development of a design model, identification of variables, and criteria for data validity and reliability. Further, a simulation model, built using PVsyst, undergoes validation with existing literature and design results. The refined model is then utilized to simulate the solar PV park's performance, generating data for evaluation. The findings reveal that there is a substantial demand for renewable energy, particularly within the industrial sector. The chosen site in SIC exhibits high levels of irradiation, establishing the feasibility of the proposed project. The 100 MWp solar PV park is projected to annually produce 176780.9 MWh with a performance ratio of 85% and a capacity factor of 20.1%. The designed solar PV park can contribute nearly 40% of SIC's energy needs, representing 38% of the total consumption in 2021. After conducting various scenarios, it was determined that fixed bifacial PV modules are the most suitable choice for the project location. In conclusion, this research provides valuable insights into the feasibility, design, and performance potential of a solar PV park in Suhar Industrial City, offering a sustainable solution to meet a significant portion of its electricity demands while considering environmental and economic benefits.