MUSCAT: Nama Power & Water Procurement Company has announced that it has received bids from 12 leading international and regional developers for two significant Independent Power Projects (IPPs). This marks an important step in the company’s ongoing efforts to enhance the country’s energy infrastructure. The bids were received for the development of two new power plants, which will play a pivotal role in meeting the growing demand for electricity and water in the region.
The first IPP focuses on generating electricity through innovative and sustainable methods, ensuring that the future power generation meets environmental standards while still being cost-effective. The second IPP is designed to provide both power and water, addressing the need for efficient desalination plants that cater to the increasing demand for potable water in the country. Both projects are expected to help diversify the energy mix and contribute to the national development goals.
The competition for these projects has been fierce, with many prominent developers submitting their proposals. Nama Power & Water Procurement Company is working closely with the government and other stakeholders to ensure that the projects are implemented successfully. The company is committed to selecting the best proposals that align with Oman’s long-term energy strategies and sustainable development goals.
Once completed, these projects will have a substantial impact on the region’s energy sector, providing a reliable and sustainable source of electricity and water. Nama Power & Water Procurement Company continues to lead the way in fostering innovative and sustainable energy solutions that align with national objectives for a cleaner and more efficient energy future.
