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“Following the final award, construction of the
project has started with the completion expected
in October 2022. The plant is expected to deliver
909,200 cubic meter of water per day to support the
industries and the community at Al Taweelah and
the surrounding areas. The plant will also play a
role in catering to Abu Dhabi’s peak water demand,
which is expected to rise by 11% between 2017 and
2024.” - Chief Investment Officer, Rajit Nanda
This is an especially significant project, not only
because of its scale but also in its role in securing
cost-effective and energy efficient potable water
supply for Abu Dhabi. This project is yet another
testament to ACWA Power living its mission of
reliably delivering electricity and desalinated
water at the lowest possible cost fuelling economic
development and continuing to the health, wealth
and happiness of the ultimate beneficiaries, the
people of the country. - Chief Investment Officer,
Rajit Nanda
The plant will be developed on a build, own and
operate basis. The engineering, procurement, and
construction contract for the power plant shall
be undertaken by a joint venture of Abengoa and
PowerChina. ACWA Power will own a 40 per cent
stake in a project company that will be formed
to be responsible for the Taweelah IWP. The
remaining stake will belong to Abu Dhabi Power
Corporation and its affiliates. Emirates Water and
Electricity Company will be the off-taker for the
project.
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