Taweelah C progressing

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Power

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Middle East & Africa

By Sean Keating

Prequalified bidders have started forming consortia and proposals for the 2500MW Taweelah C combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) independent power project (IPP) in Abu Dhabi – the first gas-fired power project to be procured by Abu Dhabi since Fujairah F3 in 2020.The tender was launched by...

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