Researchmoz: Power Generation Construction Projects in the Middle East and Africa

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Construction activity in the Middle East and Africa is growing at a rapid pace, underpinned by public and private investment in infrastructure developments, particularly in power generation. This report details the investment in large-scale power generation projects in the region. The analysis centers on the projects tracked by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC).

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The projects are at various stages of development, from announced to execution, and are in the 10 categories: biomass, coal, gas, geothermal, hydroelectric, nuclear, ocean, oil, solar and wind.

The total value of the region’s power generation projects tracked by the CIC stood at US$717 billion in 21 countries as of January 2015, with these projects adding a planned power generation capacity of over 378 GW. The average power yield across all the 508 projects analyzed is 0.53 MW per US$ million.

Key highlights:-

CIC Projects analysis shows that power generation projects for the 21 countries is estimated to be US$717 billion. Nuclear power projects dominate the market with a total value of almost US$183 billion on the CIC Projects database. Gas projects is the next largest sector with a value of US$142and solar energy accounts for US$121.6 billion. Over 75% of projects were at the pre-execution phase when the analysed. Saudi Arabia is the leading country for value of projects accounting for US$149 billion followed by South Africa with projects valued at US$118 billion and Nigeria with almost US$95 billion. Saudi Arabia leads with nuclear energy valued at US$100 billion based on a planned mega...