Post-P (W) analysis of the regional portfolio in MENA, Confidential (2016-2017). Preparation of a post-P (W)PA assessment of more than 18 GW of power and nearly 370 MID water desalination projects in Saudi Arabia, Oman, United Arab Emirates and Jordan. Projects will be operated on the basis of Build Own Operate (“BOO”) on the basis of power purchase agreements (“PPAs”), power and water purchase agreements (“PWPAs”) or Water Purchase Agreements (“WPAs”) on the basis of Build Own Operate (“BOO”). Since some assets have an expected technical life of 40 years, the client wanted to look at the potential revenues at the expiry of the purchase contracts. The creation of the company responsible for the management of the Taweelah B Power and Desalination Complex, as well as the related agreements, follow the lines of financing of known projects. Post-PWPA analysis of Salalah 1 IWPP in southern Oman, Confidential (2017). Given that Salalah 1 IWPP`s current purchase agreement with Oman Power and Water Procurement Company (“OPWP”) is based on Build Own Operate (“BOO”) and expires after 15 years in 2027. Preparation of a post-AA assessment of the project. There are shareholder agreements for companies involved in the management of the Taweelah B Power and Desalination Complex, for example for TAPCO, TUPC, AGPH and AGPS. These agreements provide a corporate structure that allows for effective cooperation between shareholders in order to maximize the efficient management of the investment.
“We are very pleased to have signed this agreement to acquire Al Hidd`s existing assets and contribute to the development of Bahrain`s infrastructure by providing an additional 60 MIGD discharged waters,” said Philip Cox, Executive Director of International Power. Bahrain is a new market for us and builds on our current position in the Middle East, where we have considerable experience in developing and operating in the Green Grassland. We look forward to working closely with the Government of Bahrain on this project,” added Mr. Cox. Post-AA assessment of the RES portfolio in Jordan and Egypt, Confidential (2018). Establishment of an assessment of the residual value of more than 400 MW of photovoltaic installations in Jordan and Egypt. . .
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