Overseas new energy cooperation continues to deepen, with multinational enterprises joining hands to build a large-scale photovoltaic power station in Oman. The project brings together various forces from home and abroad to coordinate and divide labor, steadily promote the construction and landing of the power station, and deliver clean electricity after completion, adding new support to the local energy green transformation.

On November 4, 2026, Hamed Engineering Services (HES), a local enterprise in Oman, signed an engineering service contract with Shanxi Installation Group. Shanxi Installation won the EPC general contract for the project in July 2026.

Basic information of the project

The project is located in the Al Kamil Wal Wafi area of the eastern province of southern Oman, with an installed capacity of 500MW and a land area of approximately 4.7 million square meters. The scope of work covers the design of photovoltaic power stations, procurement and supply of materials, on-site construction, supporting of high-voltage substations, testing and commissioning, etc. After the project is put into operation, it will be connected to the Oman National Grid to assist in the local energy transformation.

Collaboration Subject

Shanxi Installation Group signed an EPC general contract on July 14, 2026, with a contract amount of approximately 1.5 billion yuan, equivalent to 210 million to 222 million US dollars, and a supporting construction period plus 2.5 years of operation and maintenance services. The amount of HES engineering service contract and IDOM detailed design contract has not been announced to the public yet. Keywords: Oman, Photovoltaic, Shanxi EPC、 energy

This project is led by EDF Power Solutions in France, with partners including ONEIC and OQ Alternative Energy in Oman; Nama PWP is the purchaser of electricity. Shanxi Installation, as the EPC general contractor, is responsible for the construction and grid connection of the power station, providing HES supporting engineering services in Oman, while IDOM in Spain undertakes detailed design and preliminary site survey.Editor/Gong Ziwei