1st Utility Scale Solar Power Plant In Bhutan
Asian Development Bank Backs Bhutan’s 17.38 MW Solar PV Project To Help Diversify Electricity Mix
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will support a 17.38 MW solar power plant touting it as the 1st utility scale solar PV power plant in Bhutan, with $18.26 million financing to help the Asian nation diversify its energy mix that currently is heavily reliant on hydropower.
Bhutan Launches Tender For 17.38 MW Solar
Asian Development Bank Backed Bhutanese Solar Project Looking For Bidders
Bhutan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs, through its Department of Renewable Energy, has invited bids for a 17.38 MW solar power plant that’s to be funded from an Asian Development Bank (ADB) loan and is open to bidders from all eligible source countries of the bank.
ADB Supporting Bhutan To Adopt Solar Power
Bhutan To Encourage Adoption Of Small Scale Solar PV Systems For Poor Rural Households With $3 Million Asian Development Bank Grant
A hydropower dominated electricity market, Bhutan can gain from the encouraging non-hydro renewables like solar PV as an energy generation source, according to an IRENA report.
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