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MENA Project tracker— Alfanar to invests $3.5bn in Sokhna facility; KOC postpones announcement of bid winners


Mon, 2022-08-29 19:08

CAIRO: Abu Dhabi-based Emirates Water and Electricity Co. and the Abu Dhabi Centre for Waste Management have pre-qualified companies to bid for the development of Abu Dhabi’s first waste-to-energy project, MEED reported.
The scope of work includes financing and constructing the project, in addition to managing related operations.

This renewable energy plant will not only transform solid waste into electricity, but also reduce carbon emissions by up to 1.1 million tons a year.  

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