Cairo: FAS Energy, the renewable energy development arm of Saudi Arabian conglomerate, FAWAZ Alhokair, and MARAKEZ sister company, has successfully connected its PV solar power plant at Benban Solar Park-Aswan to the Benban 2 Transformer Station, owned by the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company. FAS Energy has successfully completed all the live tests and hot commissioning of the plant as well. The commercial operation of the newly-established PV solar plant is expected to commence within the coming days.
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About FAS Energy:
FAS Energy is the renewable energy subsidiary of Fawaz Alhokair Group. The company aims to provide renewable energy solutions for the Middle East and North Africa region. Its portfolio of current projects includes approximately 8,000 MW of solar energy in Jordan, Egypt, Morocco, GCC and Africa.
For more information, please visit:
http://fas-energy.com/
www.marakez.net
www.fawazalhokair.com
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