The large-scale renewable project is a result of a public-private partnership between ONEE, Nareva Holding, and Enel Green Power, with an investment of $330 million
Julio de la Rosa, Business Development Director, ACCIONA Middle East speaks to Utility Business MENA about emerging solutions that make seawater desalination more sustainable in tackling the region’s water challenges
Solar PV capacity in the Middle East and North Africa is expected to grow 84 GW by 2030, with more than half coming from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates
To meet the global goals, installed renewables capacity would have to grow from 3.9 TW today to 11.2 TW by 2030, requiring an additional 7.3 TW in less than six years
New energy streams and growing demand present huge but not insurmountable challenges for next-gen utilities. Connected technology has the answer, says Ann Moore, Industry Principal – Power & Utilities, AVEVA
By offering solutions that help clients integrate their electrical infrastructure seamlessly, Ducab is redefining what it means to be a cable manufacturer in an evolving energy landscape. Charles Mellagui, CEO, Ducab Cable Business, asserts that cables will remain central to making the energy transition a reality, further strengthening Ducab’s leadership in a highly competitive global market.
