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Saudi Arabia has shortlisted 25 companies that qualify to bid
for proposals to build a 400-MW wind power plant in the northern
part of the Kingdom, in what would be the first utility-scale wind
power project, the Renewable Energy Project Development Office
(REPDO) of Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry said on Tuesday.
REPDO has qualified 25 companies—including major players in
renewables such as Acciona, Enel Green Power, EDF Energies
Nouvelles as well as technology giants such as GE, units of
Siemens, Marubeni, and Mitsui, among…
for proposals to build a 400-MW wind power plant in the northern
part of the Kingdom, in what would be the first utility-scale wind
power project, the Renewable Energy Project Development Office
(REPDO) of Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry said on Tuesday.
REPDO has qualified 25 companies—including major players in
renewables such as Acciona, Enel Green Power, EDF Energies
Nouvelles as well as technology giants such as GE, units of
Siemens, Marubeni, and Mitsui, among…
Saudi Arabia has shortlisted 25 companies that qualify to bid
for proposals to build a 400-MW wind power plant in the northern
part of the Kingdom, in what would be the first utility-scale wind
power project, the Renewable Energy Project Development Office
(REPDO) of Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry said on Tuesday.
REPDO has qualified 25 companies—including major players in
renewables such as Acciona, Enel Green Power, EDF Energies
Nouvelles as well as technology giants such as GE, units of
Siemens, Marubeni, and Mitsui, among…
for proposals to build a 400-MW wind power plant in the northern
part of the Kingdom, in what would be the first utility-scale wind
power project, the Renewable Energy Project Development Office
(REPDO) of Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry said on Tuesday.
REPDO has qualified 25 companies—including major players in
renewables such as Acciona, Enel Green Power, EDF Energies
Nouvelles as well as technology giants such as GE, units of
Siemens, Marubeni, and Mitsui, among…