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RIYADH: Abu-Dhabi-based Mirfa 2 water desalination project has secured funding of 2.3 billion dirhams ($620 million), achieving financial closure of what will become the UAE’s third-largest reverse osmosis plant. Abu Dhabi National Energy Co., or TAQA, announced the financial closure alongside French low-carbon services company ENGIE and Emirates Water and Electricity Co. in a
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (Taqa) alongside ENGIE, a global leader in low-carbon energy solutions, and EWEC (Emirates Water and Electricity Company), announced the successful financial closing of the Dhs2.3 billion ($620 million) low carbon Mirfa 2 Reverse Osmosis (M2 RO) desalination project. The project is primarily
RIYADH: French utility company ENGIE is looking to further deepen its roots in the UAE market, with $11.9 billion already invested in different projects in the Gulf country, according to a senior official from the firm. In a statement to the Emirates News Agency, Frederic Claux, ENGIE’s managing director of thermal and supply for the Asia, Middle East and Africa region, said
Engie, a global low-carbon energy company, has become a Corporate Member of Louvre Abu Dhabi, the first universal museum in the Arab World,
EWEC (Emirates Water and Electricity Company) has awarded the Mirfa 2 Reverse Osmosis (M2 RO) Independent Water Project development to a consortium consisting of Engie and Taqa.