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The renewable energy component targeting 281 MWp has advanced to financial close, supporting the project's clean energy objectives.
The National Conveyance Project has reached financial close on its solar photovoltaic procurement, advancing a renewable energy component designed to support up to 281 MWp of installed capacity.
The milestone supports the project's objective to integrate clean energy into operations and reduce reliance on conventional power sources for desalination and conveyance infrastructure.
Solar and renewable energy integration aligns with Jordan's national goals to increase the share of renewable energy in the water sector and strengthen climate-resilient infrastructure planning.
Project teams will now proceed with implementation activities related to renewable energy systems that will help power a significant portion of project operations sustainably.
