Deadline Extended for Lebanon Solar Tender
Lebanon’s Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) has extended the deadline for the country’s 350 MW solar tender to September 30, 2026. The tender remains focused on up to 350 MW of grid-connected solar capacity, which will be paired with up to 1 GWh of battery storage. The ERA stated that the extension was made following requests from stakeholders interested in participating in the tender process.
Project Overview of Lebanon Solar Tender
The solar tender represents a significant opportunity to enhance Lebanon’s renewable energy capacity. The initiative aligns with a broader aim to increase renewable energy supply and supports the government’s energy sector reform efforts. All other terms of the expression of interest remain unchanged, according to the regulator.
Contextual Background of Lebanon Solar Tender
The solar tender is part of Lebanon’s ongoing efforts to diversify its energy supply and boost its renewable energy output, which includes a broader framework supported by international partners, including a $250 million World Bank project aimed at restoring grid services and increasing renewable energy supply.
Sources for Lebanon Solar Tender Information
- Lebanon extends deadline for 350 MW solar tender
- Lebanon’s Energy Diplomacy: Turning Vulnerability into Connectivity
- Al Jarida: Energy Developments in Lebanon
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