Indonesia, the Asian Development Bank and a private power firm are teaming up to refinance and retire early the first coal-fired power plant under a groundbreaking new carbon emissions reduction
By David Lawder NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) -Indonesia, the Asian Development Bank and a private power firm are teaming up to refinance and prematurely retire a coal-fired power plant, the first such project under a
RIYADH: Saudi Water Partnership Co. is currently working on 11 projects worth SR35 billion ($9.3 billion), scheduled for completion by the beginning of 2023, according to its CEO. Speaking on the sidelines of the Future Desalination International Conference, SWPC CEO Khaled Alqureshi told Arab News that the company has 33 projects in the pipeline, of which 11 are in the
RIYADH: Saudi Water Partnership Co., also known as SWPC, has invited bids for the contract to develop the Kingdom’s independent water transmission pipeline project linking Ras Mohaisen, Al-Baha and Makkah. According to a MEED report, 13 companies have been qualified to bid for the contract, with local firms including Abdul Aziz Al-Ajlan Sons Co. for Commercial & Real Estate