France-headquartered ENGIE signed a PPA with Al Jouf Cement Company to develop a 22 MW solar PV plant at its Turaif facility in Saudi Arabia. Spanning 420,000 square meters, the plant was designed to generate on-site power and cut carbon emissions by 1,481,100 tons over 25 years. The project supported Saudi Vision 2030 by advancing industrial decarbonization, with ENGIE managing development, operation, and maintenance, and Al Jouf Cement purchasing the electricity output at a fixed rate.
ENGIE, Al Jouf Cement partner on 22 MW PV project in Saudi Arabia
Al Jouf Cement to purchase renewable electricity from ENGIE’s solar system under a long-term PPA. (Image Source: Zawya)
Sherco Solar is the Upper Midwest’s largest solar project, set to power 150,000 homes when fully operational. (Image Source: Xcel Energy)
The PIF4 project includes Haden (1 GW) and Al Khushaybi (1.6 GW) solar power plants in Saudi Arabia. (Image Source: Sineng Electric)
The latest 5.34 MW solar installation brings Kohat Cement’s total on-site solar capacity to 15.34 MW, reducing its reliance on the national grid. (Image Credit/Source: Kindel Media/Pexels)
DAS Solar’s facility will include three 1 GW assembly lines as Phase I of a larger PV supply chain in France. (Image Source: DAS solar)