Saudi to invest US$100 billion to meet energy demands
Saudi Arabia will have to pump US$100 billion into the kingdoms power sector over the next 10 years to meet rising energy demands which are set to increase dramatically.
Saudi Arabia will have to pump US$100 billion into the kingdoms power sector over the next 10 years to meet rising energy demands which are set to increase dramatically.
The Turkish energy company Lanka has started constructing five new power plants in the Hamam al-Aleel district and Albu Saif village, 20 km south of Mosul.
The World Bank will give Egypt up to US$1.14 billion dollars in support for electricity projects.
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) shortlisted 18 developers to participate in the 1500 MW Hassyan I Independent Power Project (IPP).
The Federal Electricity & Water Authority (FEWA) has started construction work on two power plants in Umm Al Qaiwain, while the tender process is underway for two more plants in the emirate.