Masdar Wins Uzbek’s Sherabad Solar Power Auction
$0.018/kWh By Masdar Adjudged Winner Of Uzbekistan’s Sherabad Solar Auction, Says Reuters; Company To Build 457 MW Capacity In Surkhandarya
Masdar’s lowest bids in Uzbekistan’s 4 major auctions concluded under partnership with international agencies as the IFC of the World Bank, and ADB have won it a total of over 957 MW capacity in the country so far.
Masdar Quotes $0.018/kWh For Uzbek PV Project
Uzbekistan’s Ministry Of Energy Attracts $0.018/kWh As Lowest Bid From Masdar For Oversubscribed 200 MW Sherabad Solar PV Tender
Financial proposals received by Uzbekistan’s Energy Ministry for the 200 MW Sherabad Solar Project will be evaluated to choose the final winner. The project will be developed in Surkhandarya region.
5 Bidders Submit Proposals For 200 MW Uzbek Solar Project
Uzbekistan To Choose From Masdar, ACWA Power, & Consortiums Led By Jinko Power, Risen Energy & Total Eren For 200 MW Sherabad Solar PV Project; Another Solar Facility As Sherabad Phase II To Follow
The Uzbekistan Ministry of Energy has received proposals by 5 bidders in response to its call for 200 MW Sherabad Solar PV Project launched in February 2020.
Uzbekistan: List Of Shortlisted Bidders For 600 MW PV Out
Uzbekistan Energy Ministry Releases Pre-Qualified Bidders List For 2 Separate Tenders With 600 MW Combined Capacity; Masdar, ACWA Power, Scatec Solar, Samsung, Risen Energy, ReNew Power In List For Both Projects
The Ministry of Energy in Uzbekistan has come out with a list of pre-qualified bidders for a total of 600 MW solar PV capacity that it issued earlier this year in 2 separate tenders.
54 Companies Shortlisted For 200 MW Uzbek Solar Tender
Uzbekistan Announces 54 Companies To Have Pre-Qualified For 200 MW Sherabad Solar PV Project; List Includes Engie, Scatec Solar, Marubeni, Eni, ACWA Power, Masdar, Lightsource BP, SoftBank Among Others
The 200 MW AC Solar PV tender of Uzbekistan has caught the fancy of several top global players that have made the cut out of 54 companies shortlisted. Pictured is the entrance of Gur-e-amir, the mausoleum of Tamerlane in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
