Iraq invites 25 firms to build solar and wind energy plants
- Iraq: Wednesday, October 17 - 2012 at 03:35
Iraq's ministry of electricity has invited around 25 leading companies to manufacture and install solar and wind power plants, Reuters has reported. This is part of plans to spend up to $1.6bn on solar and wind power stations over the next three years to add 400 megawatts to the national grid to help curb daily blackouts, said Laith al-Mamury, the head of the planning and studies department at the ministry. The companies include Japan's Toyota Tsusho Corp, Swiss engineering group ABB and Egypt's Orascom Construction, he said.
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