By 2021, Jordan plan to increase renewable energy installed 2. 4千瓦1

Solar photovoltaic (pv) net news: Jordan, energy and mineral resources minister Zawati said Jordan hopes in 2021 to increase its renewable energy capacity of 2400 megawatts.

according to the ministry website published a report that renewable energy accounted for 11% of the country's total energy demand at present, the corresponding number raised 1% than in 2014.

the minister said, Jordan's renewable energy generating 1130 mw in 2018, Jordan plan to 2025 from renewable energy to produce 20% of the total energy demand.

in the increase of renewable energy development plan of the first stage, the ministry has so far in Ma’ An implementation of the 10 solar power projects, and in Aqaba and Irbid implemented a solar power projects, the total capacity of 204 megawatts. All these 12 project started operations in 2016.

in the second stage, the department implemented three projects in Mafraq development zone, in a Safawi construction projects, the total capacity of 200 megawatts.

the ministry is currently Ma’ The an to develop a 150 megawatts of solar park, as the third phase of the plan, the factory is expected to be put into operation in 2020.

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