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The Ministry of Energy of announced the list of prequalified bidders for 3 PV plants to be developed under the Scaling Solar 3 programme:

1. Masdar (Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company) (UAE) – Large PV
2. Alarko Holding A.Ş. (Turkey) – Medium PV
3. ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC S.A.E. (Egypt) – Medium PV
4. GD Power – POWERCHINA Consortium (China) – Large PV
5. International Company for Water and Power Projects - ACWA Power (Saudi Arabia) – Large PV
6. Jinko Power Technology Co., Ltd. (China) – Large PV
7. Nebras power QSC (Qatar) – Large PV
8. ReNew Power - ajlan & bros (India and Saudi Arabia) – Large PV
9. SOLARPACK Corporación Tecnológica S.A. (Spain) – Large PV
10. TBEA Energy (India) Pvt. Ltd – Large PV
11. Voltalia SA (France) – Small PV

As per the RFQ rules, the Applicants declared as Prequalified Bidders for Large PV, will be eligible to submit proposals for Large PV, Medium PV and Small PV. The Applicants, declared as Prequalified Bidders for Medium PV, will be eligible to submit proposals only for Medium PV and Small PV. The Applicants, declared as Prequalified Bidders for Small PV, will be eligible to submit proposals only for Small PV. https://minenergy.uz/en/news/view/1892

Interested in the Central Asian energy market? Join us in Tashkent this April to follow the latest updates and expand your network in the region. https://camoenergyweek.com/

We are thrilled to announce we are expanding our portfolio of projects and opening the registrations for the upcoming Energy Week Western Balkans 2022. The event will take place LIVE in on 28-30 June.

The event brings together authorities and energy companies from , , , , , and as well as international financial institutions and major multinational investors, EPC and consultancy firms for a dialogue aimed at fostering the deployment of in the region and attracting foreign direct investment.

Please do not hesitate to request details via the official website

Energy Week Western Balkans Fostering the transition towards cleaner and renewable energy sources is crucial for Western Balkans, a region highly dependent on coal. Join the Energy Week to learn about the market developments and upcoming opportunities!

aims to achieve by 2060, which means expanding the share of to 83% and halting heat generation from coal after 2050

Kazakhstan will stop using coal from 2050 Kazakhstan aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060, which means expanding the share of renewables to 83% and halting heat generation from coal after 2050, Serikkali Brekeshev told EURACTIV in an interview.

aims to connect 1.5 GW from to the grid by the end of 2024. Currently, the country has 1,127 MW of installed capacity in plants, 671 MW in farms and 100 MW in power plants.

Croatia to add 1.5 GW of renewables by 2025 In order to achieve the goal, Croatina intends to simplify the permitting procedures for new renewables investments

signs declaration with German KfW on development of energy. The declaration intends to:
▪️ Assess the potential and benefits of in Georgia;
▪️ Undertake a pilot project providing benefits to the country’s economy and assisting the development of clean and renewable energy;
▪️ Reduce the country’s dependence on imported gas and increase supply security;
▪️ Increase the pace of development of for mitigating carbon emissions and the creation of export opportunities for the country.

Georgia signs declaration with German KFW on development of renewable energy A declaration has been signed between the Georgian Economy Ministry and the German Development Bank (KfW) earlier today on the development of clean and renewable energy in Georgia. The study of green hydrogen potential begins in Georgia, the Economy Ministry reports.