據7月25日Trade Arabia消息：可再生能源企業阿曼水電公司(OPWP)宣布，已向所有具備資格的投標者發出投標請求，以參加兩個位于蘇丹的獨立電力項目的競爭性投標。

九個領先的能源項目開發商/開發商財團正在角逐“ Manah Solar I”和“ Manah Solar II IPP”，它們的總發電量將達到1GW，有效地使合并后的項目在2023年夏季投入運營時成為同類項目中最大的可再生能源項目。OPWP的一份聲明稱。

其中包括領先的電力項目開發商，如總部位于沙特的Acwa power；日本丸紅株式會社、法國道達爾太陽能國際集團、阿布扎比未來能源公司(Masdar)和法國EDF可再生能源財團；埃尼集團(意大利)等。

聲明表示，每個項目的范圍都包括一個500兆瓦峰太陽能光伏發電廠及其相關設施的開發、融資、設計、工程、建設、所有權、運營和維護。

已在馬納的威拉亞特劃撥1200多公頃的土地實施這兩項綜合計劃。

阿曼的目標是，到2025年可再生能源占蘇丹國主要互聯系統發電量的10%至16%，總發電量約為2800兆瓦。

馮娟 摘譯自 Trade Arabia

原文如下：

Oman issues RFP to bidders for 1GW renewable energy project

Oman Power and Water Procurement Company (OPWP) has announced that request for proposals has been issued to all prequalified bidders to participate in a competitive tender for two co-located Independent Power Projects (IPP) coming up in the sultanate.

Nine leading energy project developer/developer consortiums are in the race for the ‘Manah Solar I and ‘Manah Solar II IPPs which will offer an aggregate capacity of 1GW, effectively making the combined scheme the largest renewable energy venture of its kind when it comes into operation during the summer of 2023, said a statement from OPWP.

These include leading power project developers such as Saudi-based Acwa Power; Hong Kong-based Jinko Power; Japan's Marubeni, Power Construction Corporation of China and French group Total Solar International along with consortiums of Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar) and French group EDF Renewables; Eni (Italy)/Softbank Energy (Japan); Korea Western Power Company/Hanyang Corporation/Solar Reserve Limited and Nafath Renewable Energy; Nigeria's Tag Energy and Omani group Al Shanfari.

The scope of each project covers the development, financing, design, engineering, construction, ownership, operation and maintenance of a 500 megawatts-peak (MWp) solar PV power plant and associated facilities, said the statement.

An area of over 1,200 hectares has been earmarked in the Wilayat of Manah for the implementation of the two IPPs.

Oman is targeting for renewables to contribute between 10% and 16% of the sultanate’s generating capacity in the main interconnected system (MIS) by 2025, which will total about 2,800MW, it added.

OPWP is being advised by a consortium of consultants including Synergy Consulting which is offering financial advisory services; Fichtner the technical services and DLA Piper the legal advice.