The Rabigh IPP Power Plant is an independent power generation facility located in Rabigh, Saudi Arabia. Fired by heavy fuel oil, the plant supplies electricity to the Saudi Electricity Company under a long-term Power Purchase Agreement. Developed by Rabigh Electricity Company, with the participation of ACWA Power, KEPCO and SEC, the project is designed to strengthen Saudi Arabia’s power generation capacity and meet the growing electricity demand across the Kingdom’s western region.

The Courseulles-sur-Mer Wind Farm, placed off 10 km Normandy’s Bessin coast, in France, represents a crucial step in the shift towards sustainable energy, with a capacity of 450 MW and featuring 75 GE Haliade turbines over 50 km². This wind farm is a testament to France’s commitment to reducing dependence on fossil fuels, by increasing its renewable energy output.

The Ndungu Project is a deepwater offshore project located in Block 15/06, offshore Angola. The project involves the development of the Ndungu field through production and injection wells, subsea infrastructure and connections to the existing West Hub network. Its objective is to enhance the value of the oil resources in Block 15/06, support Angola’s offshore production and ensure stable, long-term production.