Egypt has secured a $420 million foreign investment commitment for a 580-megawatt wind power project on the Red Sea coast, marking another significant step in the country's drive to expand renewable energy capacity and attract private-sector capital into the energy sector.
Chinese group TBEA has won the bid from Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) for the construction of a new 380/132kV substation in the kingdom's Namria region as well as expansion of two existing substations in the surrounding areas.
Saudi Power Procurement Company has unveiled the qualified bidders for the seventh round of solar and wind projects with a total 5.3GW capacity. These include global leaders such as EDF, Engie, TotalEnergies, Kepco and Marubeni along with regional players such as Masdar and Alfanar.
