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A new multi-billion dollar project to upgrade Abu Dhabi’s national grid will reduce the oil nation’s carbon footprint by up to 30% while also providing power for Adnoc’s offshore production operations.

The state oil company Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) and Abu Dhabi Power Corporation (ADPower) have received proposals from firmsfor a planned high-voltage subsea transmission project to connect Adnoc’s offshore oil and gas production facilities to ADPower’s onshore national electricity grid.

Despite the problems caused by the Covid-19 emergency, in April 2020 Adnoc and ADPower managed to launch a joint tender for the high-voltage sub-sea transmission project, said to be the first project of its kind in “THE USE OF POWER the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region.

GENERATED ONSHORE Around six proposals were submitted for the scheme by State IS EXPECTED TO REDUCE Grid China, Southern Power Grid, Terna (Italy), Kepco (South Korea), ADNOC’S OFFSHORE Elia Grid (Belgium/Germany) and CARBON FOOTPRINT Kansai Electric (Japan).

“This project will meet our future

BY UP TO 30%.” offshore power needs, even as our fields mature, using diverse and sustainable sources,” commented Yaser Saeed Al-Mazrouei, Adnoc Upstream executive director.

“It will enable Adnoc to utilise the natural gas currently used to power our offshore facilities for higher-value purposes.”

The project will be developed by a special purpose vehicle (SPV) – in which the successful developers from the tender will hold a 40% per stake, with Adnoc and ADPower to each maintain a 30% holding.

The scheme will be developed under a build-own-operate and transfer (BOOT) model, with ownership of the project to be transferred back to Adnoc at the end of the concession agreement.

Work on the project is due to begin in 2025.

Abu Dhabi, the largest of the seven emirates, holds total proven reserves of 92.2 billion barrels of oil, making it among the top-10 nations by reserves size. The latest technical reports suggest that Abu Dhabi’s energy reserves of oil will last for 150 years. According to the current IMF estimates, the UAE produced 2.62 million barrels of crude oil per day on average in recent years, 97% of hich was produced in Abu Dhabi.

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CONTENTS

SEPTEMBER 2020

16 ISLAMABAD HOSPITAL CHOOSES VISA GENSETS WITH STAMFORD ALTERNATORS

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A STAMFORD® UC27 alternator and two other STAMFORD® HC5 alternators were purchased for VISA Spa gensets deployed in an Isolation Hospital and Infection Treatment Centre in Islamabad, Pakistan. The VISA gensets play a fundamental role in providing an uninterrupted power supply to the

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hospital, ensuring backup power in case of mains failure.

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LEADER AND NEWS Comments and International News

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D8 - THE LATEST ADDITION TO THE VOLVO PENTA GENERATOR RANGE

ELECTRIC MOTORS & DRIVES WILL TRANSFORM WATER SUPPLIES IN SAUDI ARABIA Nidec ASI motors and drives will be installed along the extensive route connecting the coast to key treatment plants thanks to a deal agreed between Nidec and the Saline Water Conversion Corporation.

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Volvo Penta says its new D8 EU Stage 2 and Stage 3A/U.S. EPA Tier 3 generator set engine delivers power density, low fuel consumption and low noise levels.

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NEW US$5 BILLION GREEN HYDROGEN PROJECT LAUNCHED IN THE KINGDOM

SAUDI ARABIA’S LATEST WIND ENERGY PROJECT The 400MW Dumat Al Jandal utility-scale wind farm in Saudi Arabia is being developed by a consortium led by EDF Renewables in partnership with Masdar. It has now marked a major construction milestone. MEP has the story.

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The project, which will be equally owned by the three partners, will be sited in NEOM and will produce green ammonia for export to global markets.

The joint venture project is the first partnership for NEOM with leading international and national partners in the

MULTI-PIPE UNIT DEVELOPED FOR SIMULTANEOUS COOLING & HEATING SYSTEMS Trane®, a leading global provider of indoor comfort solutions and services and a brand of Trane Technologies, has released the Sintesis™ Balance CMAF, the latest addition to its innovative portfolio of multi-pipe units for simultaneous cooling and heating. The fourth generation of Trane’s air-sourced multi-pipe units raises the bar in sustainable, efficient and flexible delivery of cooling and heating in buildings.

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renewable energy field and it will be a cornerstone for its key strategy.

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NEWS

SEPTEMBER 2020

IN BRIEF SIEMENS PROVIDES POWER FOR BEIRUT BLAST VICTIMS Siemens has donated two mobile SGT-A45 gas turbines with a total electrical capacity of about 80MW to help those victims of the explosion in Beirut’s dock area.

The genset units will provide emergency electric power for the city areas and some hospitals. With site installation put at less than two weeks and an outstanding output of up to 44 MW(e), the SGT-A45 mobile gas turbine unit offers an effective, dependable solution to power shortages. Based on proven aeroderivative gas turbine technology, the SGT-A45 achieves the highest power density and fuel efficiency of all mobile power plants on the market, says the company. It can operate at either 50 or 60 Hz and offers a highly flexible solution for a wide range of applications.

THREE KEY POWER PLANTS TO BE BUILT IN EGYPT’S MOST MODERN CITY - NEW ALAMEIN Three power stations - providing enough electricity to meet the needs of at least 6 million inhabitants will be built at New Alamein, officially New Alamein City, a new metropolis being built in northwest Egypt after being inaugurated by Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi in 2018.

New Alamein lies on the Mediterranean Sea, approximately 85 km west of Borg El Arab International Airport. Still under construction, New Alamein was conceived by the Egyptian government as a centre for tourism, education, and government. The city has its own presidential palace and ministry building. Construction is ongoing at New Alamein for three universities, fifteen skyscrapers and high rise towers, and 10,000 hotel rooms. Work has already begun on Phase II of the New Alamein megaproject, which includes ten additional coastal towers.

Last month Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly met with the officials of construction companies working in New Alamein City and Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Areas Assem al-Gazar. They also visited the campus of the academy’s branch which is still under construction and relies on temporary power gneration and local genset installations for its energy supplies.

US $182BILLION TO BE INVESTED IN RENEWABLES IN THE MIDDLE EAST BY 2025 A new report by Frost and Sullivan suggests that the renewable energy market in the Middle East is enjoying something of a boom.

The region is expected to grow by a factor of x18 especially in the solar and wind technologyover the next 5 years.

The report spans a number of nations, including United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanon. The figure that the analysts quote is an

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investment total of US$182.3 billion to poduce up to 57GW of capacity by 2025.

Saraswathi Venkatesan, a research analyst at Frost & Sullivan, comments: “Capabilities in solar are more pronounced compared to wind energy as most countries in the region fall under the Sun Belt. Going forward, with wind making less than 20% of the total renewable energy installed capacity by 2025, solar energy investments are relatively more attractive.”

GE GT13E2 TURBINES CONNECTION HAS BOOSTED IRAQ’S POWER GRID GE, has connected two GT13E2 gas turbines at Iraq’s Zubair Permanent Power Generation Plant to the national grid.

The Zubair plant is owned by the Basra Oil Company and located at the Zubair oil field, about 20 km from the city of Basra.

Together, these two units can generate more than 300 MWs of electricity to power homes, offices, streets and hospitals.

Adding new power capacity to Iraq’s national grid is vital to ease the electricity shortages citizens and businesses face every day, said a statement from GE. The facility will be equipped with four units of GE’s GT13E2 gas turbines and is expected to generate up to 700 MW once complete in 2021.

Joseph Anis, President & CEO of GE Gas Power (Mena and South Asia) said: “We are honoured to support the development of Iraq’s power sector for over 50 years.

“Since December 2019, we have added up to 1,675 MW of new capacity in Iraq and executed upgrades, repairs and maintenance services at various facilities to sustain the reliable delivery of up to 4,325 MW from existing power plants.

“Our teams have been deployed in some of the toughest locations across the country, including conflict-affected areas such as Mosul and Diyala, delivering results every day because we are committed to powering growth and prosperity for everyone in Iraq,” he concluded.

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NEWS

SEPTEMBER 2020

IN BRIEF IRAQ BUYS IN KEY TOSHIBA SWITCHGEARS AND TRANSFORMERS In just six month’s time Toshiba Transmission and Distribution Systems Gulf S.P.C. (TTDG), will take delivery of gas-insulated switchgears (GIS) and power transformers.

The contract was signed earlier this year between Toyota Tsusho and the Ministry of Electricity (MoE) of the Republic of Iraq.This project is a spinoff from the EPC contract signed between the joint venture of Toyota Tsusho and ELSEWEDY Electric for Power System Projects (ELSEWEDY) and Iraq’s Electricity Ministry. First deliveries of the equipment will commence in April 2021. The order involves 400-kV GIS, 132-kV GIS and 400-kV power transformers for a 400kV class substation being planned.

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DST-S10 CONDENSATION TURBINES FROM DOOSAN ŠKODA HAVE BEEN INSTALLED AT FADHILI STEAM-GAS POWER PLANT, NEAR JUBAIL, IN SAUDI ARABIA The Fadhili steam-gas power plant near the Jubail industrial city in Saudi Arabia reports the successful installation of two cylinder DST-S10 condensation turbines - these feature no reheating and an axial output capability.

The Fadhili steam-gas combined cycle plant, with a total capacity of 1,509 MW, has three owners – the oil concern Saudi Aramco, the state Saudi Electricity Company and the French company Engie.

From the enhanced output around 1,100 MW will be used to provide electricity for local industry and residents, and the remaining 400 MW will be used for the power plant’s own needs and for gas extraction.

The two turbines, manufactured by Doosan Škoda Power, will produce 418 MW of the total output. The company also supplied equipment including pipelines, the control system with field equipment a steam compression and drainage system, oil system and highpressure hydraulic system.

“The execution of the project went smoothly, mainly due to synergies and close cooperation within the group with the EPC supplier, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co. The project was completed for an electrical network operating under a different standard at a frequency of 60 Hz which required compliance with local standards and seismic codes,” says project manager Jindřich Závodný.

He explains: “The installation and commissioning were supervised by our experienced technical advisers, who, toge ther with their Korean colleagues, handed over the units for commercial operation. The project is now under a warranty period, during which we will provide the customer with complete support to ensure the smooth operation of the equipment.”

GOLD MINE DEAL REFLECTS SAUDI ARABIA’S FIRST HYBRID GENSET PROJECT

IRAN INITIATES US$60 BILLION NATIONAL UPGRADE OF ENERGY

Seven months from now Wärtsilä will supply a 44 MW power plant to a gold mine in Saudi Arabia. The gensets will be installed at the Mansourah & Massarah Gold Project, the largest ever gold project for Saudi Arabian Mining Company.

The new plant will mark the first newbuild energy project in the country based on a hybrid concept - gas engines combined with solar electricity.

The Wärtsilä equipment will be delivered on a fast-track basis and the plant is scheduled to be commissioned by May 2021, with commercial operations beginning a year later in 2022.

Larsen & Toubro will oversee the installation and the plant will comprise six Wärtsilä engines, with five in operation and one on constant standby.

“Reliability is key for any gold mine for securing uninterrupted operations and targeted revenues in all occasions,” comments Amit Swarnkarof Larsen & Turbo. The dedicated power plant will ensure that the mine can operate on a reliable and economical supply of electricity.”

Around $500 million has been invested by Iran in 25 ambitious energy projects as part of a far-reaching strategy to modernise the country’s energy sector.

The investments have been allocated to six provinces: Baluchestan, Tehran, Hormozgan, Fars, Bushehr and Sistan.

In 2019 Iran launched 227 energy projects nationally with an investment of 335.6 trillion rials (nearly $2.2 billion).

Power plant projects in three provinces have added some 600MW to generation capacity in the country. With the technology embargo in plan Iran has been able to construct and install its own F-class gas turbines at the 307MW Hengam power plant located in the province of Hormozgan.

Further investments worth almost US$60 billion will involve more than 5,000 new projects in the energy sector have already been launched in 2020, say news reports.

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Rouhani recently inaugurated the three megaprojects at a videoconference held in midSeptember.

The projects include the development and improvement of the gas dispatching site and a series of gas pipelines in the national network. Also underway is the first phase of Bushehr petrochemical plant, as well as a 500-MW combined cycle power plant in the West Karun area and its adjoining power transfer equipment and station.

The 1,200-km pipelines from the sixth section of the national gas network have a key role in transferring 110 million cubic metres of gas from the South Pars gas field to the western provinces every day.

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POWERING YOUR WORLD

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SEPTEMBER 2020

IN BRIEF APICORP PROVIDES US$50MN CREDIT FACILITY TO SIRAJPOWER The Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (APICORP) has granted a US$50mn credit facility for SirajPower, the UAE’s distributed solar energy provider, to expand its portfolio of distributed solar energy projects across he Middle East.

The transaction will enable SirajPower to deploy its rooftop solar PV turnkey solutions across various industries, allowing the private sector to save on their utility bills while also offsetting their carbon footprint through an innovative structure to finance an entire portfolio of distributed solar projects on a long-term basis.

Dr Ahmed Ali Attiga, CEO of APICORP, said, “Through innovative financing solutions to our partners and direct investments, APICORP plays a vital role in bringing worldclass energy technologies to the region. We have witnessed a strong appetite for solar projects as a sustainable source of renewable energy by both the government and private sector in the UAE and MENA region in general.”

ICS LAUNCHES SOLAR ENERGY OPTICS TECH ICS has developed a tech platform and a film solution providing a five to 10% increase in energy output for conventional solar modules.

“We have found a way to capture and very precisely redirect light beams,” explained Kari Rinko, chief technology officer at ICS. “Our SEO film technology is based on embedded cavity optics, which is not exposed to external influences or contamination and therefore lasts as long as the solar panel itself.”

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NEW COOLING TECHNOLOGY FOR ELECTRONICS & DATA CENTRES IN THE MIDDLE EAST FROM HONEYWELL A breakthrough approach involving liquid heat transfer agents with an aim to cool high-performance electronics more efficiently and effectively than traditional methods that use air and water has been announced by Honeywell.

These new heat transfer agents are said to lower operational costs for applications such as data centres that use high-performance servers.

Honeywell’s Solstice E-Cooling uses a two-phase liquid cooling process to remove heat from electronic applications while reducing environmental impact. The technology is available now and being previewed at the Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Expo (AHR) in Orlando, Fla. The launch is in line with Honeywell’s aim to develop solutions that help meet the global demand for more data and processing, said Chris LaPietra, vice-president and general manager, Honeywell Stationary Refrigerants. “With Solstice E-Cooling, data centres and other high-performance electronics can increase efficiency while lowering costs and their carbon footprint.”

Data centres currently use about three per cent of the world’s electricity, and that number is expected to rise to eight per cent by 2030, according to research by Global Markets Insights (GMI). With cooling systems accounting for approximately 40 per cent of total energy consumption, the need for intelligent and energy-efficient solutions is expected to drive data centre cooling market growth.

The two-phase Solstice E-Cooling process allows for more energy-efficient and uniform cooling, better heat rejection, and reduced pumping power than single-phase liquid cooling, where fluid remains in its liquid form throughout the cooling process. Solstice E-Cooling is also a dielectric solution, serving as an electrical insulator for equipment to prevent damage from contact with fluids.

DUBAI’S CLEAN ENERGY STRATEGY IS FULLY SUPPORTED BY SHARAF DG ENERGY Sharaf DG Energy has launched a range of sustainable development initiatives for residents in line with the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050, says the company in a recent announcement.

Dubai is currently focussing on on creating an environment-friendly energy mix,progressively growing the employment of clean energy sources to 75 per cent by 2050.

This implies that the share of natural gas, currently powering the city of Dubai, will gradually decrease to 61 per cent, as clean energy sources will enter the mix, making up the remaining 39 per cent of the energy supply. Out of all the clean energy sources available, solar energy is set to become the largest contributor.

The Dubai government recognises that solar energy offers the most viable and competitive solution to meet the domestic

energy requirements. To complement the clean energy strategy, DEWA is encouraging every resident to install solar panels onto their rooftops, enjoying the benefits of energy savings offered by the Shams Dubai, a net-metering scheme for solar PV systems.

Any surplus electricity produced is sold back to DEWA at the same price, which allows residents to roll over their kilowatt hours to the next month to off-set future electricity consumption.

In line with Dubai’s vision of becoming the greenest city with the lowest carbon footprint in the world, Sharaf DG Energy is urging villa owners to consider installing solar PV panels on their rooftops and produce their own clean electricity independently. By going solar, Dubai residents will play a central role in reaching the city’s clean energy goals.

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SEPTEMBER 2020

ELECTRIC MOTORS & DRIVES TAKE WATER INTO THE SAUDI DESERT

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ater is the new oil for Saudi Arabia and Nidec ASI - head of the Nidec Industrial Solutions platform belonging to the Nidec Group - which has always been committed to creating and supplying innovative, sustainable and customised solutions, has been awarded work orders for motors and drives. These are needed to create 5 pipeline systems for transporting water in the Arabian Peninsula.

The projects will ensure greater volumes of water for over 12 million people, helping to improve the quality of life for everyone living in this geographical area characterized by a hostile climate while at the same time supporting its economic growth.

The 5 projects being supplied by Nidec ASI are part of SWCC’s (Saline Water Conversion Corporation - a Saudi Government Corporation responsible for the desalination of seawater and supplying fresh water to its citizens) ambitious growth program.

This will transport salt water to the desalination plants and then convoy the treated water along a network of pipelines to a number of Saudi cities.

The pipeline network will take water to the cities of Arafat, Jeddah, Jubail, Rabigh, Riyadh, Al Shuqaiq and Taif.

Nidec ASI electric motors and drives will be installed along the extensive route connecting the coast to the treatment plants and from there to the various cities, making it possible to take fresh water to inhabitants, hospitals and all public and private facilities in the various regions concerned.

Nidec ASI’s solutions have also been designed with environmental sustainability in mind, in fact they contribute to energy savings for the entire system, minimising the use of electricity and reducing the environmental impact thanks to a reduction in the use of non-recyclable raw materials.

Specifically, Nidec ASI is supplying 124 motors and 85 drives produced in its Italian plants in Monfalcone and Cinisello Balsamo.

“We are particularly proud of these work orders: our motors and drives will help bring the precious commodity of water to over 12 million people who are currently struggling to have access to this life-giving resource. The pipeline systems will also have important benefits for the economic development of the areas concerned”, said Dominique Llonch, CEO of Nidec ASI and

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and Chairman of Nidec Industrial Solutions.

“Operating in a country of huge economic ferment like Saudi Arabia, serving such an important client as SWCC, once again confirms the success of our approach based on offering solutions which are innovative, made-tomeasure and above all designed to save energy and raw materials.”

For over 150 years, Nidec ASI has been a market leader thanks to its ability to innovate and offer technologies capable of meeting all the needs and requirements of ambitious projects throughout the world. The technical specifications of Nidec ASI solutions make it possible to adjust them to the most extreme design and climate conditions, without ever forgetting about environmental protection and always with the aim of

contributing to creating an increasingly green and sustainable future.

Nidec Industrial Solutions is the commercial platform created by Nidec Group which brings together all Nidec ASI products and services.

The company designs, manufactures and installs reliable and efficient control and power systems, with particular attention to life cycle, performance and energy consumption, making it one of the world’s technological leaders operating in the process of energy transition towards an “All Electric” and therefore green and sustainable future.

Nidec Industrial Solutions offers customised solutions throughout the world for a wide range of industrial applications. www.nidec-industrial.com

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THE BIRTHPLACE OF INNOVATION IS IMAGINATION.

Our planet is changing. We are aware of the impact we have and the decisions we make which affect the world we hand over to our children and future generations. We need to show our commitment to true innovation for a better world, by not always putting profit first. Imagination is one of the greatest assets we have and, when we lead with it, we can solve problems which seem too great to overcome. Imagination is a force for good that should drive our direction in finding every possible way to reduce our consumption and impact.

Innovation isn’t about being the best. It’s about us being better.

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RENEWABLE ENERGY

SEPTEMBER 2020

MIDDLE EAST’S LARGEST WIND FARM MARKS MAJOR MILESTONE

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he 400MW Dumat Al Jandal utility-scale wind farm in Saudi Arabia which is being developed by a consortium led by EDF Renewables in partnership with Masdar, has marked a major construction milestone with the arrival of 20 wind turbines at Duba Port.

The turbines comprising towers, blades and nacelles will be assembled at the Dumat Al Jandal site, located 900km north of Riyadh, in the Al Jouf region of Saudi Arabia. A total of 99 Vestas V150-4.2MW wind turbines will be installed, with a hub height of 130 metres and rotor diameter of 150 meters.

Vestas is also responsible for the project’s engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract, while TSK is handling the balance of plant (BOP) and Al Babtain Contracting Company is providing the project’s substations and high-voltage solutions.

Dumat Al Jandal will be Saudi Arabia’s first wind farm and the largest in the Middle East when completed.

Construction began last August and commercial operations are due to start in the first quarter of 2022.

Once fully operational, the wind farm will power up to 70,000 Saudi households, while displacing around 988,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide per year.

The Renewable Energy Project Development Office (REPDO) of Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy awarded the US$500mn Dumat Al Jandal wind farm to the EDF Renewables-Masdar consortium in January 2019 following a competitive tender in which it had submitted the lowest bid of US$21.3 per megawatt hour (MWh).

The tariff was further improved to US$19.9/MWh at financial close, making Dumat Al Jandal the most cost-efficient wind project anywhere in the world.

The Dumat Al Jandal wind farm will supply electricity according to a

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20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) to the Saudi Power Procurement Company, a subsidiary of the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC), the Saudi power generation and distribution company.

Osama bin Abdulwahab Khawandanah, CEO of Saudi Power Procurement Company, which is responsible for purchasing the entire production of the Dumat Al Jandal project, told MEP: “Dumat Al Jandal is our first wind energy project producing electricity at scale and as a key project under the King Salman Renewable Energy Initiative, it is playing a major role in diversifying Saudi Arabia’s power mix sustainably.

Dumat Al Jandal reflects our strong partnership with the private sector and the commercial viability of wind energy, which is enabling us to establish a competitive renewable energy sector in the kingdom while reducing our carbon emissions in line with the Vision 2030.”

Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi, CEO of Masdar, said, “In addition to being the largest wind farm in the region, and the most cost-efficient of its type, Dumat Al Jandal is committed to achieving a lasting positive community impact through procuring skills and materials in Saudi Arabia, supporting local jobs and businesses, and accelerating knowledge transfer.”

Saudi Arabia is acknowledged to have considerable wind power potential. Wind data for 20 locations in Saudi Arabia across have already been analysed.

Monthly and annual mean wind speeds and wind powers have been determined: the latter range from 2·5 to 4·4 m s−1, and from 21·8 to 77·7 W m−2, respectively.

Specific outputs from two hypothetical aerogenerators with rated wind speeds of 5 and 7 m s−1 have been estimated. The results suggest that the considerable wind power potential can be more profitably used for local and small-scale applications. www.edf-re.uk

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MULTI-PIPE UNIT FOR EFFICIENT, SUSTAINABLE, AND SIMULTANEOUS COOLING AND HEATING

rane®, a leading global provider of indoor comfort solutions and services and a brand of Trane Technologies, has released the Sintesis™ Balance CMAF, the latest addition to its innovative portfolio of multi-pipe units for simultaneous cooling and heating.

The fourth generation of Trane’s air-sourced multipipe units raises the bar in sustainable, efficient and flexible delivery of cooling and heating in buildings.

Simultaneous heating and cooling by one single unit eliminates the need for separate boiler and chiller systems to fulfil buildings’ cooling needs in the summer, heating in the winter or both throughout the year.

This offers building owners of multifunctional facilities like office buildings, hospitals, theatres and hotels reduced investment costs, better use of floor space and lower total operating expenses while significantly improving the sustainability of their operations.

The Trane CMAF uses renewable and recovered energy for the production of hot water and can replace the existing fossil-fuel boiler and chiller system to deliver both chilled water and hot water for the entire building with no direct greenhouse gas emissions. This contributes to decarbonisation of buildings and creating better air quality in and around the building, reports the company.

The new Sintesis Balance CMAF models are substantially more efficient when compared to oil and gas boilers.

CMAF offers Total Efficiency Ratio (TER) of up to 8.2 and Coefficient of Performance (COP) of up to 3,35 – highest levels of all air-sourced scroll multi-pipe units available on the European market.

The expanded operating map allows CMAF to deliver hot water with temperatures up to 68°C. The heating capabilities of the unit also makes it a very good choice for building applications in climatic regions where ambient air temperatures go down to minus 18°C..

Jose La Loggia, president of Trane in Europe, Middle East and Africa, comments; “Trane works closely with builders and building owners to create energy efficient and more climate friendly buildings. Today, half of the energy used in buildings is on heating and cooling, and most of the European commercial buildings are heated with gas or oil boilers.

“The CMAF is an example of product development that can create a sustainable heating sector, contribute to mitigating climate change and reducing carbon footprint. As new and existing building today will be in use for decades to come, by introducing solutions like the CMAF we clear the pathway to reducing direct use of fossil fuels while also bringing significant savings

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to the building owners’ bottom lines.”

Louis Rompre, portfolio manager at Trane Europe, explains: “Sintesis Balance CMAF builds on over a century of Trane’s expertise in creating efficient chillers and brings this competency to the heating market.

“Complementing our full portfolio of chillers, heat pumps and multi-pipe units, the CMAF was designed as an innovative, emission-free heating and cooling system that leverages renewable technology, full heat recovery and repurposing of that heat.”

He concludes: “Additionally it builds on the renowned and proven Sintesis™ platform and many of the components and technologies with proven reliability records.”

Additional key features of the Trane Sintesis Balance CMAF system are: * Trane Adaptive Refrigerant System™, a proprietary technology, which automatically optimises refrigerant charge and sub-cooling in each operating mode and temperature conditions, delivering additional performance and efficiency gains. * The fully electric driven CMAF multi-pipe unit doesn’t generate any direct greenhouse gas emissions and offers up to 350% higher efficiency compared to most gas boilers when

delivering hot water for comfort heating systems. * Configurability with three acoustic packages and efficiency levels to meet different buildings’ application requirements. * New generation of Trane controls technology – Tracer SymbioTM 800 controller features advanced algorithms ensuring smooth, reliable operation with the lowest cost of ownership.

In addition, it also offers six arbitration choices to optimise performances in a given application. * Tracer Symbio™ 800 with TD7 AdaptiView™ touchscreen provides facility managers with a user-friendly control of the unit.

The controller allows them to remotely manage and respond to a variety of conditions and maintain efficient operation with various pre-programmed operating modes.

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SPECIAL PROJECT - GENERATORS GO TO ISLAMABAD

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This generator was able to constantly support the exceptional protocols in place and cover all the increased requirements placed on the power supply.

The turnkey project, carried out through Visa’s local distributor, consisted of two units x 500 kVA & one unit x 250 kVA - Onis Visa Diesel Generators powered by Volvo Penta Engines.

The three gensets were fitted with two STAMFORD HC5 alternators and a STAMFORD UC 27 alternator, chosen for their exceptional efficiency and reliability, the ideal solution for this high level application.

The generating sets were purchased to serve the Isolation Hospital and Infectious Treatment Centre (IHITC) in Islamabad, Pakistan. This was built initially to fight against Coronavirus effects and there are plans for it to be later to become a fully-fledged infectious treatment hospital.

Given the critical nature of the project, a key performance feature which attracted the customer to the Onis Visa brand was the technical support assured by the local official Distributor.

The three gensets played a fundamental role in providing an interrupted power supply to the hospital, ensuring backup power in case of mains failure. Due to non-availability of mains source (i.e. WAPDA in Pakistan) at site, initially the machines were tasked to run 24/7 supplying a mains load to the hospital until the mains source was available.

The fast pace of the pandemic – plus VISA’s close relationship with Stamford and combined with Visa’s global presence in the territory, allowed the units to be delivered to the project site in Islamabad within only 10 days.

One of the biggest challenges in fact was the time factor. The quick delivery however, did not compromise product performance, efficiency and reliability and units were installed according to the customer’s strict schedule, demonstrating the company’s ability to work to stipulated project deadlines, also under the most challenging conditions.

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Visa SpA has always been present in Middle East where it fulfils even the most complex projects combining its global experience with engineering expertise to provide power solutions and complete customer support.

This year Visa SpA celebrates its 60th anniversary. It was 1960, when the founder Benvenuto Barro recognised the energy needs of a fast-developing Italy, sensing that the increasing energy demands in certain sectors could be met with generating sets, he had a clear idea in his mind: to develop - with passion products which were reliable and easy to use. Another priority was honouring requests with the utmost punctuality and seeking the total satisfaction of the customers.

Since then the company has experienced a continuous growth in terms of sales and revenues, and today it is present in almost 100 countries across five continents as one of the world’s leading genset manufacturer, highly appreciated for its excellent quality.

The world has changed a lot since Visa SpA came into being, as well as the market of generators, but the company’s commitment to its mission and its core values still remain the same. www.visa.it

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olvo Penta has launched a new addition to its genset product portfolio, the D8 Stage II and Stage IIIA/Tier 3 engine. The 8-litre power generation engine offers industry-leading power density and a compact size, combined with low fuel consumption and noise levels.

Volvo Penta’s new D8 Stage II and IIIA/Tier 3 engine further strengthens the company’s robust range of industrial genset engines. The D8 base engine has been used globally for a wide variety of applications across the Volvo Group. Now, Volvo Penta engineers have perfected the design and optimized the D8 for the power generation segment.

“The proven D8 design is based on mature technology concepts that have undergone hundreds of thousands of testing hours and real-world use,” says Kristian Vekas, product manager for generator engines at Volvo Penta. “With the D8, our customers will benefit from 100% proven, reliable components. We have ensured our solution will function with the required performance and reliability levels in all the applications, climates and environments our customers operate in.”

Industry-leading power density Both the D8 Stage II and IIIA/Tier 3 engines feature state of the art, high-tech diesel fuel injection and charging systems with low internal losses, contributing to excellent combustion and low fuel consumption. They have been built on the dependable in-line six cylinder design, and have been developed to produce smooth and vibration-free operation with low noise levels.

“The new, modern D8 engine has been built with a high power to weight ratio, giving it industry-leading power density and an extremely compact design for its power class,” says Kristian. “It has been designed for quick, easy and economical installation as well as ease of operation and maintenance.”

D8 in focus The powerful and economical D8 industrial genset engine will mainly be used as a reliable source of back-up power, as well as cost-effective primary power generation in areas where energy is scarce. It can be used for both mobile and stationary power generation applications, depending on local emission regulations.

The Stage II compliant D8 engine (TAD841-843GE) is a dual speed premium diesel engine. Switchable between 1,500 rpm (50 Hz) and 1,800 rpm (60 Hz), it delivers up to 274 kWm at prime power and is also available in three power nodes: 253, 303 and 326 kVA at 1,500 rpm (50 Hz) at prime power.

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According to Volvo Penta its engineers have been developing, testing and optimising the new D8 Stage 2 and Stage 3A/U.S. EPA Tier 3 genset engine to ensure it met the requirements for a genset application since 2017.

Anders Wernersson, engineering project manager for Medium Duty Engines at Volvo Penta, comments: “Developing a new genset engine is both a big investment and challenge, At Volvo Penta, we focus on what brings value to our customers and put their needs at the heart of our design process. That’s why we started our new 8 L power generation engine project by speaking to our customers and finding out what they wanted to see in a new industrial generator engine.”

He explains: “Based on their input, our top priorities were high power density, a compact size, low fuel consumption, low noise levels, ease of installation and reliability.

“They told us that they would mainly use the new engine as a reliable source of backup power, as well as cost-effective primary power generation in areas where energy is scarce.

“There was also a demand for the engine to be used in both mobile and stationary power generation applications. This gave us some very clear goals and made sure everyone

involved in the project was pulling in the same direction and knew exactly what we needed to accomplish.”

He concludes: “As Volvo Penta is part of the Volvo Group, we are in position to have the strength of the group behind us and all the benefits this brings for sharing technologies.

This meant that we didn’t need to reinvent the wheel, as we could start our development work with the proven D8 base engine.

“The D8 has already been used globally for a wide variety of applications across the Volvo Group. The proven design is based on mature technology concepts that have undergone hundreds of thousands of testing hours and real-world use, so our customers will benefit from proven, reliable components.” www.volvopenta.com

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DEVELOPING A GREEN HYDROGEN PROJECT IN SAUDI ARABIA

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ir Products, in conjunction with ACWA Power and NEOM, has signed agreement for a US$5bn green hydrogen-based ammonia production facility in Saudi Arabia.

The project, which will be equally owned by the three partners, will be sited in NEOM and will produce green ammonia that Air Products will use to supply carbon-free hydrogen for global markets.

The joint venture project is the first partnership for NEOM with leading international and national partners in the renewable energy field and it will be a cornerstone for its strategy to become a major player in the global hydrogen market.

It will include the innovative integration of more than four gigawatts of renewable power from solar, wind and storage; production of 650 tonnes per day of hydrogen by electrolysis using thyssenkrupp technology; production of nitrogen by air separation using Air Products technology; and production of 1.2mn tonnes per year of green ammonia using Haldor Topsoe technology. The project is scheduled to be onstream in 2025.

“This project will yield a totally clean source of energy on a massive scale and will save the world over three million tonnes of CO2 emissions annually and eliminate smog-forming emissions and other pollutants from the equivalent of over 700,000 cars,” Seifi Ghasemi, chairman, president and CEO for Air Products said.

“We are confident that our collaboration with an industry-leading company like Air Products will create significant opportunities in the production of green hydrogen, and further us in our goal to help countries meet their clean energy targets and unlock significant socio-economic benefits.

“Based in NEOM’s Industrial Cluster, and enabled by its unique mandate, this investment will integrate and localise cutting-edge technologies that will harness solar and wind power to produce sustainable and globally accessible green energy,” noted Mohammad Abunayyan, ACWA Power chairman.

Nadhmi Al Nasr, NEOM CEO, commented: “This partnership reflects our deep commitment to developing a carbon positive society which will be a beacon for sustainable living and a solution to many of the environmental challenges facing the world.”

Companies around the world currently produce around US$60 billion worth of ammonia every year.

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By converting renewable electricity into an energy-rich gas - this can be used in fuel cells, effectively bottling sunshine and wind, turning them into a product which can be shipped anywhere in the world and converted back into electricity or hydrogen gas to power gensets or fuel cell vehicles.

In the hydrogen economy, ammonia, the building block of fertilizers and many other chemicals, is one of the real workhorses. Ammonia is made from hydrogen and nitrogen, and it has huge potential as a means to store hydrogen i.e. clean energy. We can say that ammonia is the ‘missing link’ in making decarbonisation a reality.

Ammonia is the only carbon-free fuel as its molecule contains only hydrogen and nitrogen (NH3). What is even more fascinating, when used it breaks down to only water and nitrogen.

As a fuel, ammonia brings the promise to decarbonise the maritime shipping sector reducing its emissions by 95% by 2035 and the demand could reach about 1 million tons ammonia per day (reference Lloyd’s Register Vessels 2030, how do we get there?).

Indeed, with limited modifications and technology improvements, ammonia could be directly used in combustion

engines of deep-sea vessels.

The ammonia molecule is also probably one of the best alternatives for the mid/long-term storage of electricity as chemical energy. As such it can be used in buffering a renewables-based electricity system by transforming electricity into hydrogen/ammonia when renewable energy is abundant and cheap and used to produce electricity when needed.

Although it might seem a paradox, ammonia is a better hydrogen carrier than hydrogen itself. Storing and transporting hydrogen is a challenge as it is the smallest and lightest molecule in nature and it liquifies only at the extremely low temperature of – 253 degrees Celsius.

Ammonia, on the other hand, liquifies at -33 degrees Celsius and can be handled easily, similarly to liquified natural gas.

Storing hydrogen under pressure is also possible but again, for the same volume ammonia has a 50% more hydrogen than hydrogen itself. Therefore, when hydrogen is needed, in many applications it makes more economical sense to transform and transport it as ammonia. www.airproducts.com

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