Thermal Solar Energy Plant in Kuwait
In September, Kuwait’s Institute for Scientific Research signed a $52-million contract with a Spanish company, TSK Group,
to design, establish, and operate the country’s first station for electric energy production using thermal solar energy, with a capacity of 50 megawatts.
The institute’s new contract shows the potential that Kuwait and other nearby countries have in applied research, scientists say, a potential some would like to see expanded with more public and private investment in science.
The Institute’s director, Nagi Al-Mottery, told Al-Fanar Media that Al Shagaya station will be a “cornerstone” of a new regional approach to energy that will prioritize solar energy.
Kuwait News
- Events in Kuwait
- 97,612 expats above 60 yrs of age will not be able to renew their residence
- New law for transfer of residence from one sponsor to another
- Residence transfer of children (dependent visa) to mothers allowed
- No new intimation for visa extension
- A Kuwaiti woman fears for lives of daughter and son
- Validity of PCR test certificate for incoming passengers increased to 96 hrs instead of 72 hrs
- 688 new cases of infection and 506 recovered from coronavirus
- Teachers have no rights to give assignments for students after school hours
- Intensive campaign to arrest 120,000 illegal expats postponed
- Allowing restricted group of stranded expats returning with prior approval
- 35,000 Indians leaving Kuwait in two weeks
- No dependent visa for expats above 18, unless pursuing further studies
- Ban on academic qualification amendment for expat over 50
- Visit visas transfer to dependent (family) visa not allowed
- Maids exempted in all demographic quotas
- No work permit, transfer or renewal of residence for 60 yrs of age and above
- New residency rules for expat employees aged 60 and above
- Tailoring shops and workshops – Fourth phase precautionary measures
- Public transport – Fourth phase precautionary measures
- Restaurants and cafes – Fourth phase precautionary measures
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