ABB and Wison Offshore & Marine have signed an MoU to develop floating liquefied natural gas facilities to support the rapidly growing global market
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Abengoa completes Phase One of the Taweelah desalination plant
With Abengoa’s completion of the first phase, the Taweelah desalination plant is now producing 450,000 cu m/day of desalinated water
QatarEnergy, CPChem award early site-works contract for the Ras Laffan Petrochemical project
Announced in 2019, the Ras Laffan Petrochemical Project is a joint venture between QatarEnergy and Chevron Phillips Chemical
IRENA, RCREEE sign MoU to scale up renewable energy implementation in the MENA region
IRENA and RECREEE will partner on regional dialogues and initiatives that will address the challenges, needs, and opportunities of a renewables-based energy transition in the MENA region
DP World, CDPQ announce $5bn investment in strategic assets in the UAE
Global investment group CDPQ will take approximately 22% stake in DP World’s Jebel Ali Port, Jebel Ali Free Zone and the National Industries Park
STATS Group focuses on growth opportunities in the Middle East
STATS Group has also appointed two business development engineers, with Abdullah Al Riyami strengthening the company’s presence in Oman, while Mohammed Alfaqih will focus on opportunities in KSA
Project update: Hatta hydroelectric power station 44% complete
The hydroelectric power plant in Hatta will have a production capacity of 250MW and a storage capacity of 1,500MWh
DHL Express installs 434 solar panels at its regional facility in Jordan
DHL’s solar power project in Jordan is the first in a series of solar PV installations that will be rolled out across its regional facilities in the near future
Masdar to develop 4GW of renewable, green hydrogen projects in Azerbaijan
Masdar also signed an MoU with the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic for the joint development of renewable energy sources
South Korean consortium to build $1bn green hydrogen plant in the UAE
The South Korean companies – Korea Electric Power Corp, Korea Western Power and Samsung C&T Corp – will build a plant that will initially be able to produce 35,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually