Egypt's 200 MW Kom Ombo solar project tender received two bids of less than $0.030 per kWh. Actis-Enerpal is to review six bids for the scheme, with the lowest being $0.028 per kWh from Spanish developer Fotowatio Renewable Ventures. The second-lowest bid was from Saudi energy giant ACWA Power, followed by Norway's Scatec Solar. The three remaining bidders were consortia EDF-Marubeni-El Sewedy, which offered $0.032 per kWh, and Engie-Orascom and The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company, which offered $0.034 and $0.035 per kWh, respectively.
Egypt's 200 MW Kom Ombo solar project tender received two bids of less than $0.030 per kWh. The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company is to review six bids for the scheme, with the lowest being $0.028 per kWh from Spanish developer Fotowatio Renewable Ventures. The second-lowest bid was from Saudi energy giant ACWA Power, followed by Norway's Scatec Solar. The three remaining bidders were consortia EDF-Marubeni-El Sewedy, which offered $0.032 per kWh, and Engie-Orascom and Actis-Enerpal, which offered $0.034 and $0.035 per kWh, respectively.