Middle East countries would have to increase their power capacity by another 156 MW over the next five years to meet demand. (Image source: Moment Captured/Flickr)
Countries in the Middle East would have to spend US$316bn on utilities such as power and energy over the next five years to keep up with the growing demands of the region, according to a report by Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (Apicorp)
Eaton vice chairman and COO of the Electrical Sector Tom Gross signing the ECO agreement with CEO Abunayyan Group President Khalid Abu Nayyan
The power management company Eaton is set to strengthen its business activity in Saudi Arabia after announcing it has signed agreements with two companies each with a strong influence in the Kingdom
Elecnor was chosen from among six bidders to construct the wind power plant in Maan. (Image source: Bodoklecksel/Wikimedia Commons)
Spanish energy company Elecnor and the Jordanian government will sign an agreement in April to build a US$150mn 75MW wind power plant in Maan
Sohar-2 and Barka-3 power plants will generate 1,488 MW of power. (Image source: Thure Johnson/Flickr)
Two new Omani power plants have a combined capacity of 1,488 MW, accounting for 27 per cent of Oman?s total power capacity of 5,589 MW
The US$150mn plant will supply 160 million kWh, which can power 35,000 homes in Jordan. (Image source:USDAgov/Flickr)
US-based solar services company First Solar and Shams Maan Power Generation have signed a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with the National Electric Power Company (NEPCO) to build a 52.5MW solar power plant in Hashemite, Jordan
