Norwegian-led Consortium to build Solar Plant in Karbala
12 October 2021
Iraq signed an agreement to build a 525-MW solar power plant in Karbala.
The project will be built by a consortium of companies led by the Norwegian Scatec, whose main shareholder is Equinor (formerly Statoil).
Also involved are Egypt's Orascom and Iraq's Al-Bilal.
The signing comes after recent announcements of renewable energy projects by Masdar, TotalEnergies and PowerChina.
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