Saudi Arabia announced that it had signed contracts amounting to US$4.2bn for the construction of the Ras Az Zawr power and water plant, reported Saudi media.
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Water company awards US$2.44 billion power plant deal
Saudi state-owned Saline Water Conversion Corp (SWCC) has awarded a US$2.44 billion power plant contract to a group led by Chinas Sepco III Electric Power Construction Corp, an industry source has been reported as saying. The group, which includes Saudi Arabias Al Arrab Contracting Co, will build a 2,400 MW plant that will be integrated with a water desalination facility in Ras Azzour, on Saudi Arabias Gulf coast. Sepco III and Al Arrabs bid was the lowest.
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Basel Khalid Mohammed, technical & factory manager of 3DXB Group. (Image source: 3DXB)
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Dubai Holding is collaborating with Jumeirah Group’s Dubai Turtle Rehabilitation Project. (Image source: Dubai Holding)
Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, COP28 President and Group CEO of ADNOC. (Image source: COP28 Livestream)
SHAMS+ stands out as a remarkable 100% renewable energy source. (Image source: Al Masaood)
Barakah’s Unit 4 is due to start next year. (Image source: ENEC)
