Saudi Arabia to Boost Renewable Energy with $8bn Investment
SAUDI ARABIA, JUL 13 – The $8.3 billion agreements include seven projects totaling 15 GW, marking the largest single-phase renewable capacity deal globally, supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goals.
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Saudi inks $8B deal to expand domestic wind and solar capacity
Saudi Arabia awarded local companies $8.3 billion worth of projects to add 15 gigawatts of domestic wind and solar electricity capacity. The facilities will be developed by ACWA Power, PIF’s Water and Electricity Holding Co., and Aramco Power. The wind farms will be in Riyadh province, while the solar plants will be spread across the kingdom.Gulf countries are investing in renewable energy at home — both to decarbonize their power grids and to f…


Five solar photovoltaic plants and two wind projects are planned
ACWA Power-led consortium signs $8.3bn deals for massive renewable
RIYADH: A Saudi consortium led by ACWA Power has signed agreements worth SR31 billion ($8.3 billion) to develop seven major solar and wind energy projects with a combined capacity of 15,000 megawatts, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Sunday. The consortium includes the Water and Electricity Holding Co., a subsidiary of the Public Investment Fund, and Aramco Power, which is
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