Hama-Sana
As part of the new steps to invest in renewable energies, the largest solar power plant in Hama has been put into service with a capacity of 1 MW.
In a statement to SANA reporter, Dr. Younis Ali, Director of the National Center for Energy Research and Chairman of the committee in charge of supervising the linking of renewable energy projects with networks, said that the project is in line with the Ministry of Electricity's directions to encourage private sector investors to contribute to the generation of energy using renewable energies. The company provides a large amount of traditional fossil fuels, especially that its annual production of electricity reaches 1.8 million Watt hours providing more than 450 tons of fuel.
Dr. Bassam Al-Darwish, Director of Regulation of the Electricity and Investment Sector at the Ministry of Electricity, said that the renewable energy projects currently being granted and implemented enhance the partnership between the public and private sectors for their high economic and investment feasibility, as well as being environmentally friendly, unlike traditional electricity-producing plants that usually result in harmful gas emissions.
In turn, Ghassan Khalif, owner and investor of the plant, pointed out that it is the largest renewable power station in Hama, noting that the plant, which was established east of the industrial zone in the province and extends over an area of 20 dunums and took four months to implement. .
It is noteworthy that there are 3 solar power plants licensed and under construction in the province of Hama, each with a capacity of 1 megawatt 1000 kWh and is expected to be completed and put into service during the next year.
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