Sudan Electricity Holding Company Signs Contract to Design and Instal Dongola Solar Power Plant

Khartoum – Sudanhorizon

The Sudan Electricity Holding Company signed a contract on Wednesday with the National Energy and Engineering Company Limited for the design, supply, and installation of the 20-megawatt Dongola solar power plant in the Northern State.

The contract was signed by Abdullah Ahmed Mohamed, Director General of the Sudan Electricity Holding Company, and Badr Al-Din Mohamed Ahmed, representing the National Energy and Engineering Company Limited.

The signing of the contract comes within the framework of the state’s, the Ministry of Energy’s, and the electricity sector’s efforts to expand and diversify electricity generation sources and add new energy capacity that contributes to enhancing the stability and sustainability of the electricity supply. The plant also represents an important step in the Sudan Electricity Holding Company’s efforts to make use of the country’s natural resources, particularly its significant potential in the field of solar energy, thus supporting plans to expand renewable energy sources.

The Sudan Electricity Holding Company is expected to sign a number of contracts and proceed with the implementation of new projects in the electricity sector in the coming period, with the aim of enhancing generation capacity and improving electricity supply, in line with the needs of citizens and the productive and service sectors, and supporting the state’s efforts to rehabilitate and develop the electricity system and enhance its role in economic development.

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