solar power | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 7

Dubai Solar Palm Trees Provide Gridless, Free Telecoms Power

Dubai-based D Idea announced that their photovoltaic Smart Palms can generate around 7.2 kilowatt hours per day

Rooftop Renewables Study in Oman Calls for Feed-in-Tariff System

Oman is making the best of rooftop solar panels, reported Trade Arabia, thanks to Photovoltaic (PV) systems that could offer an estimated 1.4 gigawatts (GW) of energy.

Dubai’s DEWA Backing Regional Solar Energy Transformation

Dubai Electricity and Watar Authority (Dewa) announced that it will back the Gulf Sol 2015 regional solar summit

Iran Importing and Developing Own Critical Solar Power Technologies

Iran’s Sunir company and Spain’s company Bester signed a cooperation agreement on Monday

DEWA to Harness Happy Exercising as Further Source of Smart Renewables

AME Info news service said that Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has launched a new corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative called Al Saada (Arabic for ‘happiness’) based on generating renewable ...

Oman’s Amal Solar Project Ties in With Oil Recovery

Oman’s plans to set up the world’s largest solar plant at its Amal field has prompted interest from Solarlite CSP Technology, a report said.

Oman Solar Program Gaining Momentum with 7 New Projects

Oman’s renewable energy industry is set to get a boost with seven more solar power projects bring planned in the Sultanate

Qatar Organizing Solar Power Summit

Speakers from Qatar’s leading companies and industry experts will highlight the various initiatives undertaken to promote solar energy in the country at an upcoming energy summit in Doha, Qatar.

Global Alternative Energy Firms Flocking to Egypt

Some 10 global firms operating in alternative energy have put in requests to obtain licensing to run renewable energy projects in Egypt, the head of Electric Utility and Consumer Protection Regulatory Agency Dr. Hafe ...

Orders Coming in for Dubai Solar Park’s Second Phase

First Solar said it has signed an agreement to supply its photovoltaic (PV) modules to power the 200 megawatt (MW) AC second phase of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park in Dubai, UAE.

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