Jordan battery storage for solar power

Thanks to the country's rapid expansion of solar photovoltaics (PV) and wind energy, Jordan has established itself as a trailblazer for the transition to renewable energies in the Middle East. By 2021, 1600 MW of PV and 715 MW of wind energy are scheduled to be grid connected, the majority of which will have been developed with Fichtner's . Thanks to the country's rapid expansion of solar photovoltaics (PV) and wind energy, Jordan has established itself as a trailblazer for the transition to renewable energies in the Middle East. By 2021, 1600 MW of PV and 715 MW of wind energy are scheduled to be grid connected, the majority of which will have been developed with Fichtner's . Renewable energy, especially solar PV, is profitable in the power sector and, together with decreased storage costs, presents a viable alternative to imported fuel-based solutions. Therefore, the Jordanian government has successfully produced 2,063.3 MW from whole wind and solar energy investments in 2020 (IRENA Citation 2021 ). Irbid, Jordan | 60 MWh Battery Energy Storage System. OTS & EPC Review: Irbid BESS. The Irbid Energy Storage Facility is a 30MW 60MWh energy storage system with solar PV in development for owners of Acwa Power. In December 2018, Phoventus provided Owner’s Engineering services. It reviewed the Owner’s Technical Specification documents and . The Al Badiya solar power project is the first operating utility scale project in Jordan and the first battery storage project in the region. The Project was developed by Philadelphia Solar Company (PS), the first factory in the region to produce PV panels. The electrical storage project will have a power capacity of at least 30MW, with an energy capacity of 60MWh, which will primarily be used for controlling photovoltaic (PV) solar and wind energy. The project will the first phase of electrical storage in Jordan.