The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has announced plans to invest $109 billion to produce 41 GW of solar energy by 2032, which is almost 30 per cent of its total energy requirement by that time. Over the next two decades, the government plans to establish energy generation projects, which runs on photovoltaic cells (PV cells) with a capacity of 16 GW. It will also facilitate energy generation projects that will make use of energy concentrate with a capacity of 26 GW.
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