The municipality of Aradippou has launched a tender to select an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor for a 2.96 MW solar plant in Aradippou, Larnaca, Cyprus.
The deadline for potential developers to submit their proposals is May 12th, 2023 and the construction phase is anticipated to conclude in 15 months. The estimated investment for the project, including value-added tax, is EUR3.37 million (US$3.67 million), with financing to be furnished by Europe's Thalia 2021-27 program.
The last date to submit bids by Prospective developers is May 12, 2023. More information about this tender could be found on our Business Opportunity page here.
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October 28, 2022
RFP issued for Natural Gas Transmission System
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January 21, 2022
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March 05, 2021
Limassol port marks 4 years of successful operations
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March 05, 2021
Limassol port marks 4 years of successful operations
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September 23, 2020
EIB to finance EUR 12.6 billion in infra projects across Europe
The European Investment Bank (EIB) approved EUR 12.6 billion (US$ 14.91 billion) of new financing for projects across Europe and around the world. New financing agreed includes more than EUR 3.1 bill...
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