Saudi Arabia has launched the second round of its solar power tender programme with a request for proposals for 1.5GW of solar.
The capacity is split up between seven projects ranging from 20MW to 600MW.
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Initial expressions of interest in participating in the tender are required by 14 February 2019.
Bidding on a further +700MW will be opened later in the year.
The Kingdom is aiming to install 40GW of solar by 2030.
The first phase was the 300MW Sakaka project, won by ACWA Power.
The seven projects are listed below:
| Project | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Madinah Solar PV IPP | 50MW |
| Rafha Solar PV IPP | 45MW |
| Qurayyat Solar PV IPP | 200MW |
| Al Faisaliah Solar PV IPP | 600MW |
| Rabigh Solar PV IPP | 300MW |
| Jeddah Solar PV IPP | 300MW |
| Mahd AlDahab Solar PV IPP | 20MW |
