Flagship project
Enabling Wind, Solar and Storage Investment in Jordan
Jordan is preparing three competitively tendered wind, solar and battery-storage projects to expand domestic renewable generation and strengthen energy security.
The challenge
Jordan's dependence on imported fuels makes the rapid, well-managed expansion of domestic renewable energy central to energy security and affordability. Translating renewable-energy potential into dependable capacity requires tender documents, risk allocation and evaluation processes that inspire confidence among both public authorities and serious bidders.
Our goal
Jordan's tender programme brings well-structured renewable-energy and storage projects to market as part of a more secure domestic energy supply. It aims to secure capable investors, ensure that proposed facilities are compatible with sites and the electricity system, and guide each transaction through tendering towards financial close.
Our approach
Potential sites are examined through resource assessment and environmental and social studies. Grid-code review clarifies how generation and storage must connect, while financial and legal structuring defines a workable allocation of responsibilities. Tender documents translate these findings into market requirements, followed by procurement support during bidder engagement, evaluation, negotiation and closing.
Impact in numbers
Successful tenders can diversify Jordan's electricity supply, reduce exposure to imported fuels and support more affordable power over time. Battery storage can add flexibility as renewable generation increases, while transparent procurement may improve market confidence. Public institutions also gain transaction experience that can inform later investments. Transparent tenders give Jordan a stronger platform for expanding domestic clean energy, storage and long-term energy security.
Key highlights
- The programme covers three distinct technology opportunities while maintaining a common standard for project preparation.
- Investors will receive defined sites, technical parameters, safeguard information and commercial documentation.
- Continued support through financial close helps bridge the gap between selecting a preferred bidder and establishing an implementable project agreement.
Success story
Jordan's renewable-energy ambition depends on projects that investors can finance and the electricity system can absorb. These tenders begin by matching technologies to suitable sites, understanding renewable resources and identifying environmental and social considerations. Grid, legal and financial requirements are resolved before they become late-stage obstacles. Investors can then compete against a clear set of conditions, and the selected parties receive support as agreements move towards financial close. If the process succeeds, three well-prepared wind, solar and storage projects will be positioned to add domestic generation. Their wider value lies in reducing fuel dependence, strengthening system flexibility and demonstrating a dependable route for future renewable-energy procurement.