For the Fifth Phase of Giant Dubai Solar Park, Dewa Launches Tender

by Zaara 28, May 2020

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The Work-Frame of DEWA

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority announced that it had issued a tender for the fifth phase of the Solar Park.

Under the Tender, the fifth phase will give nine hundred MW (megawatts) of electricity utilizing photovoltaic solar panels based on the IPP (independent power project) model.

The move supports the objective of Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 to provide seventy-five per cent of Dubai's total energy output from clean energy by 2050. The time limit to submit the tenders on August 22 with the winning bid owing forty per cent of the company running the project, and DEWA owning the left sixty per cent.

The winning bidder will have to sign an agreement with the DEWA to buy the generated power for twenty-five years.

DEWA said it received letters of the intent for the Tender from sixty-four companies, additional, that the fifth phase of the solar park would be employed in stages beginning from the second quarter of 2021.

The Mohammed bin Al Maktoum Solar Park is the biggest single-site solar park of its kind in the world. It will have a capacity of five thousand MW by 2030 with an investment of AED fifty billion.

Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer's View

Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer is the managing director, and CEO of DEWA and his words upon this matter was that they are committed to completing the phases of the Solar Park to the highest standards of international norms with the latest solar power technologies.

DEWA is working to evolve Dubai into a global hub for green economy and clean energy, to make in the city with the lowest carbon footprint in the world.

The Thirteen MW phase became operational in 2013 utilizing photovoltaic solar panels while the two hundred Megawatts photovoltaic second phase of the solar park was operational in March 2017.

The eight hundred MW photovoltaic third phase will be operational by 2020, while the fourth phase will present the tallest solar tower in the world.

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FAQs

1. What is the objective of Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050?

 It is to provide 75% of the energy output from clean energy.

2. What is the estimated capacity of the Dubai Solar Park?

 It is 5000 MW by the year 2030.

3. When did the 13 MW phase become operational in the Solar Park, Dubai?

 It started operating in 2013.

4. What did the Thirteen MV phase utilize in the Dubai solar?

It utilized photovoltaic solar panels.

5. Is Dubai Solar Power Plant the biggest in the world?

 Yes, it is the biggest single-site solar park.