Wedoany.com Report-Apr. 10, Nama Power & Water Procurement Company has received bids from 12 international and local developers for Oman’s 2.4 GW power project, encompassing the Duqm IPP in Al Wusta and the Misfah IPP in Muscat. The submission of qualifications includes prominent global firms such as Korea Western Power and Samsung C&T Corporation. Additional international contenders include Shenzhen Energy Group, Sembcorp Utilities, Reliance Power, Sumitomo, and Marubeni Corporation. The bidding also features strong regional participants, enhancing the mix of expertise.

Among the regional bidders are Al Ghanim International, Nebras Power, and Acwa Power Company. Etihad Water and Electricity Company and Al Jomaih Energy & Water Company have also submitted proposals. These submissions reflect a broad interest in contributing to Oman’s energy infrastructure. The two projects, Duqm IPP and Misfah IPP, will utilize combined cycle gas turbines and together offer a total capacity of 2,400 megawatts.

The initiative is a collaborative effort with the private sector, aimed at meeting Oman’s increasing energy needs while supporting economic development. The Duqm IPP will be located in Al Wusta, a region poised for industrial growth, while the Misfah IPP will serve Muscat, the capital, addressing urban power demands. This dual-project approach ensures a balanced expansion of electricity supply across different areas of the country.

The involvement of both global and regional developers highlights the project’s appeal and Oman’s growing status as a hub for energy investments. Companies like Korea Western Power, with its extensive experience, and Samsung C&T Corporation, known for engineering expertise, bring technical strength to the table. Similarly, regional firms such as Acwa Power and Nebras Power contribute local knowledge and proven capabilities in energy projects.

The 2.4 GW Oman Power Project aligns with the nation’s goals to enhance its power generation capacity sustainably. By integrating advanced combined cycle gas turbine technology, the facilities aim to deliver efficient and reliable electricity. This development responds to rising consumption trends, driven by economic activity and population growth, ensuring a stable energy supply for both residential and industrial use.

Nama Power & Water Procurement Company’s call for bids marks a significant step in advancing Oman’s energy infrastructure. The diverse pool of bidders, spanning continents and expertise, underscores the project’s importance and the confidence in Oman’s market. As the evaluation process continues, the selected developers will play a key role in shaping the future of power generation in Al Wusta and Muscat, supporting the country’s long-term economic progress.