50 MW Al Husainiyah Solar Plant Online In Jordan

AMEA Power and Philadelphia Solar are 70:30 stakeholders in the 50 MW Al Husainiyah Solar Power Plant in Jordan that they have commissioned in Jordan. (Illustrative Photo; Photo Credit: TR STOK/Shutterstock.com)
AMEA Power and Philadelphia Solar are 70:30 stakeholders in the 50 MW Al Husainiyah Solar Power Plant in Jordan that they have commissioned in Jordan. (Illustrative Photo; Photo Credit: TR STOK/Shutterstock.com)
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  • AMEA Power has announced commercial operations for its 50 MW solar power plant in Jordan
  • It is equipped with more than 200,000 solar panels manufactured by Philadelphia Solar within Jordan
  • Financed by Netherlands' FMO and Germany's DEG, the facility is the country's '1st' utility scale solar park financed internationally

UAE based renewable and thermal energy project developer AMEA Power has commissioned a 50 MW solar power plant in Jordan's Ma'an Governorate calling it the 1st internationally financed utility scale solar park in the country.

The facility is backed by $59.2 million financing from Netherlands' FMO and Germany's DEG (see FMO & DEG Back 50 MW Jordan Solar Project).

The Al Husainiyah Solar Power Plant is equipped with over 200,000 solar panels manufactured locally by Philadelphia Solar that's a 30% owner of the facility. AMEA Power is the 70% owner.

Both the companies won the project in the 2nd round of Jordan's renewables feed-in-tariff (FIT) scheme. Clean energy generated by the facility is contracted to be sold to the National Electricity Company under a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) (see Jordan Grants License To 50 MW PV Project).

AMEA Power operates in Africa, Middle East and Asia. It is currently working to achieve financial close for solar and wind energy projects across the AMEA region with a total capacity of 1.2 GW.

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