The world’s largest solar park will produce 5 GW energy by 2030

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The world’s largest solar park will produce 5 GW energy by 2030
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It was designed to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by over 6.5 million tons each year.

CEO Al Tayer was briefed by three officials from Shuaa Energy about the fifth phase of the solar park recently. This week, DEWA also states that the second project of the fifth phase was 93.3 percent complete and the third project was 26,3 percent complete.

In 2019, DEWA achieved a world record by receiving the lowest bid of USD 1.6953 cents per kilowatt hour for this phase.The world's largest solar park, located in Seih Al Dahal, Dubai, was designed to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by over 6.5 million tons each year by 2030. The solar park uses a range of photovoltaic and concentrated solar power technologies.

The facility also includes an innovation center. It is also home to one of the largest research and development centers in the region.

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