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Mongolia's Ministry of Energy has issued an invitation to pre-qualify project developers to compete for tenders
for the construction of 5 MW solar + energy storage facilities.
The Uliastai solar array, developed with financial support from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), is part of the Renewable Energy Upgrade Program, which aims to deploy 40.
5 MW of solar and wind capacity
in the west of the country and in Altai-Uliastai.
The $66.
2 million plan also includes a 10 MW solar power plant in Altai City and Morun each, a 500 kW solar-wind hybrid + energy storage project in Altai County, a 10 MW wind power project in Umonogovi and a 5 MW wind farm
in Taylormen.
According to ADB, the cost of the Uliastai solar + energy storage power station is about $7.
95 million
.
Developers must submit prequalification bids
by March 27.
The Mongolian government launched a tender last September to build a 10-megawatt solar power plant
in Khovd, in the west of the country.
The project is supported
by the World Bank's International Development Association.
According to international renewable?? According to the Energy Agency, Mongolia's installed solar capacity was about 63 megawatts
at the end of 2018.
According to ADB, the country's total theoretical power generation capacity is 1,158 MW
.
However, due to aging power stations, the actual power generation facilities are only 969 MW
.
Mongolia's Ministry of Energy has issued an invitation to pre-qualify project developers to compete for tenders
for the construction of 5 MW solar + energy storage facilities.
The Uliastai solar array, developed with financial support from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), is part of the Renewable Energy Upgrade Program, which aims to deploy 40.
5 MW of solar and wind capacity
in the west of the country and in Altai-Uliastai.
The $66.
2 million plan also includes a 10 MW solar power plant in Altai City and Morun each, a 500 kW solar-wind hybrid + energy storage project in Altai County, a 10 MW wind power project in Umonogovi and a 5 MW wind farm
in Taylormen.
According to ADB, the cost of the Uliastai solar + energy storage power station is about $7.
95 million
.
Developers must submit prequalification bids
by March 27.
The Mongolian government launched a tender last September to build a 10-megawatt solar power plant
in Khovd, in the west of the country.
The project is supported
by the World Bank's International Development Association.
According to international renewable?? According to the Energy Agency, Mongolia's installed solar capacity was about 63 megawatts
at the end of 2018.
According to ADB, the country's total theoretical power generation capacity is 1,158 MW
.
However, due to aging power stations, the actual power generation facilities are only 969 MW
.
