Media coverage for Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan announces significant international interest in 100 MW wind power tender
· NEFTE COMPASS – Bidders Line Up to Build Uzbek Wind Power Plant – 21 May 2020
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· PFI – EMEA: Wind tender gets 70 EoIs – 20 May 2020
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· IJ GLOBAL - Uzbekistan’s first wind IPP draws interest – 20 May 2020
· RENEWS.BIZ - Vestas, GE respond to 100MW Uzbekistan wind call – 20 May 2020
· RENEWABLES NOW - Uzbekistan boasts "significant" interest in 100-MW wind tender – 20 May 2020
· ENERGY GLOBAL - Uzbekistan wind tender gains interest – 20 May 2020
· CLEAN ENERGY PIPELINE - Uzbekistan draws international bidders for 100 MW wind farm – 20 May 2020
· REVE - Uzbekistan wind energy tender – 20 May 2020
· OIL&GAS360 - Ministry of Energy Announces Significant International Interest in 100 MW Wind Power Tender – 20 May 2020
· UZDAILY - Ministry of Energy receives 70 expressions of interest for 100 MW wind power plant – 20 May 2020
· KUN.UZ - 70 investors apply for participation in the first tender for the construction of a wind farm in Uzbekistan – 20 May 2020
· TREND NEWS AGENCY - Over 50 companies apply to take part in Uzbekistan's wind energy tender – 20 May 2020
· AZERNEWS - Over 50 companies apply to take part in Uzbekistan's wind energy tender – 20 May 2020
· MENAFN - Over 50 companies apply to take part in Uzbekistan's wind energy tender – 20 May 2020
NEFTE COMPASS
Bidders Line Up to Build Uzbek Wind Power Plant [link not available]
21 May 2020
Seventy companies from 30 countries have expressed an interest in building a wind power plant in Uzbekistan. “We are delighted that there has been such a positive response," Sherzod Khodjaev, deputy energy minister, said.
"This wind power project is the first of an ambitious program to not only meet an increasing demand for energy but also build a more sustainable and affordable energy ecosystem in Uzbekistan."
The companies which responded to the Apr. 16 tender announcement are listed on the ministry website. They include many from China, as well as from groups in South Korea, such as Samsung and Korea Electric Power Corp.; Japan, including Marubeni, Mitsui and Toyota; European players like Eni and Vitol; US giant General Electric; and Abu Dhabi Future Energy Co. The tender process now moves to selective qualification, followed by formal consideration of technical and commercial proposals.
The winners will be responsible for the development, financing, construction and operation of the 100 MW plant in the Qorao’zak district of the northwestern Karakalpakstan province. Uzbekistan aims to deploy wind power plants with a total capacity of up to 3GW as part of a strategy to generate a quarter of all the country's electricity from renewable sources by 2030, including 5 GW from solar and 3.8 GW from hydro (NC May7'20).
PFI
EMEA: Wind tender gets 70 EoIs [link not available] 20 May 2020
The Uzbek Ministry of Energy has published a list of 70 companies from across 30 countries to have expressed an interest in its 100MW wind farm tender, in yet another promising display for the country’s power market. Chinese firms feature heavily as do companies from the Gulf states, while several prominent European renewables players also appear. Except for Yildizlar Construction, Turkey is mostly unrepresented. The listed consortia, companies and joint ventures are:
• a consortium of Kyrgyz wind system and Shanghai Moss Huade Photoelectric Technology Co;
• Universal Energy Company;
• Access Power;
• ACWA Power;
• AMEA Power;
• Cobra;
• a consortium of China Huaneng Group Hong Kong and Huaneng Renewables Corporation;
• a consortium of Dongfang Electric International Corporation, New Energy Group, Ficus Capital and RB Asia;
• a consortium of Vitol Holding BV, Low Carbon, and Vitol Low Carbon Renewables;
• Ecoener,
• Elecnor,
• FRV,
• Green Energy 3000,
• GS Engineering & Construction;
• Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO);
• Marubeni Corp;
• Masdar;
• NovaWind,
• Pondera Consult,
• Rays Power Experts,
• Sany Heave Energy,
• Sungrow Power (Singapore);
• Tana Energy;
• TBEA;
• Total Eren;
• TSK Electronica;
• Voltalia;
• Yildizar Construction;
• China Energy Engineering Group Southern Construction Investment Co.;
• Ming Yan Smart Energy Group;
• Orascom Construction;
• Vestas Wind Systems;
• Alium Capital Holding International;
• a joint venture between Atlas Global Energy and Celynx;
• China Energy Engineering Investment Corporation;
• China Electric Power Equipment and Technology (CET);
• China International Water and Electric Corp (CWE);
• China Three Gorges;
• Eni;
• General Electric;
• Xinjiang Goldwind;
• MAPNA Group;
• NBT;
• Samsung C&T Corporation;
• Tozzi Green;
• UPC Renewables;
• Al Bawani Water and Power;
• China Power International Holding;
• Enel Green Power;
• Mitsui & Co;
• PAO Fortum;
• Saba Southwest Power Generation Copmany;
• Acciona Energia;
• Ballylahan-Ecoiberica;
• China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation;
• China Railway 19 Bureau Group;
• China Energy Engineering;
• China Huadian Engineering;
• China Zhongyuan Engineering;
• a consortium of FAS Energy and
• General Electric;
• EP Global Energy;
• Green Technology Centre;
• Hassan Allam Holding;
• KB Global Investment;
• Nebras Power;
• Neosia Renewables;
• Scatec Solar;
• SemArco;
• Toyota Tsusho Corporation;
• a consortium of Qinghai Huanghe Hydropower Development and Xian Electric Engineering Co;
• a consortium of Farab and Unison Co.
The tender is part of Uzbekistan’s national energy strategy aimed at generating 25% of its electricity from renewables by 2030. It will be held in the standard two-stage format, with the preferred bidder charged with developing, financing, building and operating the 100MW scheme in the Qorao’zak district. There are also plans to build a second wind farm adjacent to the site of the first, for which a similar tender will be held shortly.
Uzbekistan has gone through numerous reforms in the last three years under President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, including the liberalisation of the energy and PPP sectors. It has signed agreements with development banks like EBRD, ADB and IFC to develop and finance huge pipelines of solar and wind projects. And it seems the domestic framework and multilateral support has provided investors with high levels of certainty, leading to substantial interest in recent tenders.
In March 2019, 23 companies from Europe, Asia and the Middle East for a 100MW PV project in Navoi. And in October Masdar Clean Energy became the winner of the country’s first competitively tendered IPP to be developed as a PPP. Earlier this year, 45 companies expressed interest in a tender for the IFC-backed,1.25GW–1.5GW Syrdarya gas-fired power plant. And shortly afterwards, a further 54 EOIs were received in a 200MW solar farm, tendered with ADB-backing.
IJ GLOBAL
Uzbekistan’s first wind IPP draws interest
20 May 2020
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RENEWS.BIZ
Vestas, GE respond to 100MW Uzbekistan wind call
20 May 2020
Turbine makers Vestas and GE are among companies that have submitted bids for a 100MW wind project tendered by the Uzbekistan Ministry for Energy.
The ministry received bids from 70 entities from 30 countries, which include international independent power producers and renewables developers.
Other bidders include Marubeni Corporation, Ming Yang, Acciona Energia Global, China Three Gorges, South Asia Investment, Scatec Solar, Enel Green Power, Total Eren and ACWA Power.
The ministry has published a full list of the bidding companies and consortiums on its website.
The tender for the project, planned in the Qorao’zak district of Karakalpakstan, will be held in two stages, including selective qualification and subsequent formal consideration of technical and commercial proposals.
Tender winners will be responsible for the development, financing, construction and operation of the new plant.
The 100MW wind project tender was announced on 16 April by the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Investments and Foreign Trade, and the Public-Private Partnership Development Agency under the Ministry of Finance.
The tender is part of Uzbekistan’s national energy strategy aimed at generating a quarter of all electricity from renewable sources by 2030.
The country will develop up to 3GW of wind capacity under the recently announced strategy to meet growing electricity demand with clean power.
Preparatory work at the 100MW wind project site has begun ahead of construction works.
There are also plans to build a second wind farm adjacent to the site of the first, for which a similar tender will be held in due course, said the ministry.
Uzbekistan deputy energy minister Sherzod Khodjaev said: “This wind power project is the first of an ambitious programme to not only meet an increasing demand for energy but also build a more sustainable and affordable energy ecosystem in Uzbekistan.
“We are delighted that there has such a positive response to the announcement of our tender for the new wind power project. 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries is testament to the continuing international investor interest in Uzbekistan and the positive FDI environment we are fostering here.”
RENEWABLES NOW
Uzbekistan boasts "significant" interest in 100-MW wind tender
20 May 2020
Uzbekistan has received applications from 70 companies and consortia willing to take part in a tender for the construction of a 100-MW wind farm in the autonomous republic of Karakalpakstan.
Announcing “significant international interest” from the competitive round, the Ministry of Energy on Wednesday published a list with developers that have submitted applications for participation in the tender. Danish wind turbine maker Vestas Wind Systems (CPH:VWS), US conglomerate General Electric (NYSE:GE), Italy’s Eni SpA (BIT:ENI), France-based Voltalia (EPA:VLTSA), Total Eren and Japan’s Marubeni Corp (TYO:8002) are all among the contenders. The full list of bidders is available on the Ministry’s website.
The tender for the 100-MW wind farm will be conducted in two stages, starting with a selective qualification, which will be followed by a formal consideration of technical and commercial proposals. The selected independent private electricity producers will be tasked with the development, financing, construction and operation of the power plant and related infrastructure, to be installed at a site in Karakalpakstan’s Qorao’zak district, in the northwestern part of the country.
According to the official statement, a similar tender is due to be held for a second wind park in proximity to the 100-MW site.
The competition is in line with Uzbekistan’s goal to produce 25% of its total electricity from renewable energy sources by 2030 and a plan to deploy up to 3 GW of wind power capacity in support of it.
ENERGY GLOBAL
Uzbekistan wind tender gains interest
20 May 2020
The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan is pleased to announce significant international interest in the tender for the construction of a new 100 MW wind power plant.
Global, independent, private electricity producers were invited to participate in the tender, announced on 16 April 2020, by the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Investments and Foreign Trade, and the Public-Private Partnership Development Agency under the Ministry of Finance.
Applications for participation have now been submitted by 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries, demonstrating the significant ongoing international investor interest in Uzbekistan. The full list of interested parties has been published on the Ministry of Energy's website and can be found here.
The tender will be held in two stages, including selective qualification and subsequent formal consideration of technical and commercial proposals. Winners of the tender will be responsible for the development, financing, construction and operation of the new plant.
The tender is part of Uzbekistan's ambitious national energy strategy aimed at generating a quarter of all electricity from renewable sources by 2030. The recently announced strategy will see the deployment of cost-effective and environmentally friendly wind power plants with a total capacity of up to 3 GW to meet the growing demand for electricity in the country.
The new 100 MW plant and associated infrastructure will be located at a site in the Qorao'zak district of Karakalpakstan and preparatory work ahead of construction works are already ongoing. There are also plans to build a second wind farm adjacent to the site of the first, for which a similar tender will be held in due course.
CLEAN ENERGY PIPELINE
Uzbekistan draws international bidders for 100 MW wind farm
20 May 2020
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REVE
20 May 2020
The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan is pleased to announce significant international interest in the tender for the construction of a new 100 MW wind power plant.
Turbine makers Vestas and GE are among companies that have submitted bids for a 100MW wind project tendered by the Uzbekistan Ministry for Energy.
The ministry received bids from 70 entities from 30 countries, which include international independent power producers and renewables developers.
Other bidders include Marubeni Corporation, Ming Yang, Acciona Energia Global, China Three Gorges, South Asia Investment, Scatec Solar, Enel Green Power, Total Eren and ACWA Power.
Global, independent, private electricity producers were invited to participate in the tender, announced on 16 April 2020, by the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Investments and Foreign Trade, and the Public-Private Partnership Development Agency under the Ministry of Finance.
Applications for participation have now been submitted by 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries, demonstrating the significant ongoing international investor interest in Uzbekistan. The full list of interested parties has been published on the Ministry of Energy’s website and can be found here.
The tender will be held in two stages, including selective qualification and subsequent formal consideration of technical and commercial proposals. Winners of the tender will be responsible for the development, financing, construction and operation of the new plant.
The tender is part of Uzbekistan’s ambitious national energy strategy aimed at generating a quarter of all electricity from renewable sources by 2030. The recently announced strategy will see the deployment of cost-effective and environmentally friendly wind power plants with a total capacity of up to 3 GW to meet the growing demand for electricity in the country.
The new 100 MW wind farm and associated infrastructure will be located at a site in the Qorao’zak district of Karakalpakstan and preparatory work ahead of construction works are already ongoing. There are also plans to build a second wind farm adjacent to the site of the first, for which a similar tender will be held in due course.
OIL&GAS360
Ministry of Energy Announces Significant International Interest in 100 MW Wind Power Tender
20 May 2020
Tashkent, Uzbekistan, May 20 2020: The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan is pleased to announce significant international interest in the tender for the construction of a new 100 MW wind power plant.
Global, independent private electricity producers were invited to participate in the tender, announced on 16 April, by the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Investments and Foreign Trade, and the Public-Private Partnership Development Agency under the Ministry of Finance.
Applications for participation have now been submitted by 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries, demonstrating the significant ongoing international investor interest in Uzbekistan. The full list of interested parties has been published on the Ministry of Energy’s website and can be found here: https://minenergy.uz/en/news/view/582
Ministry of Energy Announces Significant International Interest in 100 MW Wind Power Tender -oilandgaas360The tender will be held in two stages, including selective qualification and subsequent formal consideration of technical and commercial proposals. Winners of the tender will be responsible for the development, financing, construction and operation of the new plant.
The tender is part of Uzbekistan’s ambitious national energy strategy aimed at generating a quarter of all electricity from renewable sources by 2030. The recently announced strategy will see the deployment of cost-effective and environmentally friendly wind power plants with a total capacity of up to 3 GW to meet the growing demand for electricity in the country.
The new 100 MW plant and associated infrastructure will be located at a site in the Qorao’zak district of Karakalpakstan and preparatory work ahead of construction works beginning are already ongoing. There are also plans to build a second wind farm adjacent to the site of the first, for which a similar tender will be held in due course.
Sherzod Khodjaev, Deputy Minister of Energy of Uzbekistan said:
“This wind power project is the first of an ambitious programme to not only meet an increasing demand for energy but also build a more sustainable and affordable energy ecosystem in Uzbekistan.
“We are delighted that there has such a positive response to the announcement of our tender for the new wind power project. 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries is testament to the continuing international investor interest in Uzbekistan and the positive FDI environment we are fostering here.”
UZDAILY
Ministry of Energy receives 70 expressions of interest for 100 MW wind power plant
20 May 2020
The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan is pleased to announce significant international interest in the tender for the construction of a new 100 MW wind power plant.
Global, independent private electricity producers were invited to participate in the tender, announced on 16 April, by the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Investments and Foreign Trade, and the Public-Private Partnership Development Agency under the Ministry of Finance.
Applications for participation have now been submitted by 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries, demonstrating the significant ongoing international investor interest in Uzbekistan.
The tender will be held in two stages, including selective qualification and subsequent formal consideration of technical and commercial proposals. Winners of the tender will be responsible for the development, financing, construction and operation of the new plant.
The tender is part of Uzbekistan’s ambitious national energy strategy aimed at generating a quarter of all electricity from renewable sources by 2030. The recently announced strategy will see the deployment of cost-effective and environmentally friendly wind power plants with a total capacity of up to 3 GW to meet the growing demand for electricity in the country.
The new 100 MW plant and associated infrastructure will be located at a site in the Qorao’zak district of Karakalpakstan and preparatory work ahead of construction works beginning are already ongoing. There are also plans to build a second wind farm adjacent to the site of the first, for which a similar tender will be held in due course.
Sherzod Khodjaev, Deputy Minister of Energy of Uzbekistan said:
“This wind power project is the first of an ambitious programme to not only meet an increasing demand for energy but also build a more sustainable and affordable energy ecosystem in Uzbekistan.
“We are delighted that there has such a positive response to the announcement of our tender for the new wind power project. 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries is testament to the continuing international investor interest in Uzbekistan and the positive FDI environment we are fostering here.”
As part of its strategy to meet increasing demands for power the Ministry of Energy is implementing a strategy to deploy up to 30 GW of additional power capacity by 2030. This aims for 5 GW of solar energy, 3.8 GW of hydro energy, and up to 3 GW of wind energy.
In line with the Nationally Determined Contribution (‘NDC’) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Government of Uzbekistan is committed to the general goals of policy for improving energy efficiency and increasing the share of renewable energy in the country’s energy balance.
KUN.UZ
20 May 2020
According to the press service of the Ministry of Energy, the winners of the tender will take part in the development, financing, construction, ownership and operation of facilities under this project.
“The first tender for a wind energy project will be implemented with the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development under the cooperation agreement, with the ultimate goal of constructing wind power stations with a total capacity of 1 GW,” the statement says.
The site for the construction of this facility has been selected in the Karauzyak district of Karakalpakstan.
In general, the commissioning of economically efficient and environmentally friendly wind farms with a total capacity of up to 3 GW in the country is envisaged in the next 10 years. This will help to meet the growing demand for electricity, the Ministry of Energy said.
TREND NEWS AGENCY
Over 50 companies apply to take part in Uzbekistan's wind energy tender
20 May 2020
Some 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries have applied for participation in the tender for the construction of a wind power plant (WPP) with a capacity of 100 MW in Uzbekistan, Trend reports citing the press service of the Ministry of Energy.
The winners of the tender will participate in the development, financing, construction, ownership and operation of facilities within the framework of this project.
"The first tender for the wind energy project will be implemented with the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development under a cooperation agreement, the ultimate goal of which is the construction of wind farms with a total capacity of 1 GW," the message said.
The tender will be held in two stages, including qualification and consideration of technical and commercial proposals.
The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan announced the launch of the first tender for construction of a wind power plant, April 15, 2020. The bids were accepted until May 13, 2020.
The site for construction of this wind power plant was selected in the Karauzyak District of Uzbekistan's Karakalpakstan Autonomous Republic.
In general, in the next 10 years it is planned to deploy cost-effective and environmentally friendly wind power plants with a total capacity of up to three GW to meet the growing demand for electricity in the country.
AZERNEWS
Over 50 companies apply to take part in Uzbekistan's wind energy tender
20 May 2020
Some 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries have applied for participation in the tender for the construction of a wind power plant (WPP) with a capacity of 100 MW in Uzbekistan, Trend reports citing the press service of the Ministry of Energy.
The winners of the tender will participate in the development, financing, construction, ownership and operation of facilities within the framework of this project.
"The first tender for the wind energy project will be implemented with the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development under a cooperation agreement, the ultimate goal of which is the construction of wind farms with a total capacity of 1 GW," the message said.
The tender will be held in two stages, including qualification and consideration of technical and commercial proposals.
The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan announced the launch of the first tender for construction of a wind power plant, April 15, 2020. The bids were accepted until May 13, 2020.
The site for construction of this wind power plant was selected in the Karauzyak District of Uzbekistan's Karakalpakstan Autonomous Republic.
In general, in the next 10 years it is planned to deploy cost-effective and environmentally friendly wind power plants with a total capacity of up to three GW to meet the growing demand for electricity in the country.
MENAFN
Over 50 companies apply to take part in Uzbekistan's wind energy tender
20 May 2020
Some 70 companies and consortia from 30 countries have applied for participation in the tender for the construction of a wind power plant (WPP) with a capacity of 100 MW in Uzbekistan, Trend reports citing the press service of the Ministry of Energy.
The winners of the tender will participate in the development, financing, construction, ownership and operation of facilities within the framework of this project.
"The first tender for the wind energy project will be implemented with the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development under a cooperation agreement, the ultimate goal of which is the construction of wind farms with a total capacity of 1 GW," the message said.
The tender will be held in two stages, including qualification and consideration of technical and commercial proposals.
The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan announced the launch of the first tender for construction of a wind power plant, April 15, 2020. The bids were accepted until May 13, 2020.
The site for construction of this wind power plant was selected in the Karauzyak District of Uzbekistan's Karakalpakstan Autonomous Republic.
In general, in the next 10 years it is planned to deploy cost-effective and environmentally friendly wind power plants with a total capacity of up to three GW to meet the growing demand for electricity in the country.
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