Middle East and Africa Power Generation Construction Projects Market Size, Share, Trends and Forecast 2016

Middle East and Africa Power Generation Construction Projects Market Emerging Opportunities, Key Trends, Size, Drivers, Outlook, Strategies, Products and Competitive Landscape

Construction activity in the Middle East and Africa is growing at a rapid pace, underpinned by public and private investment in infrastructure developments, particularly in power generation. This report details the investment in large-scale power generation projects in the region. The analysis centers on the projects tracked by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC). The projects are at various stages of development, from announced to execution, and are in the 10 categories: biomass, coal, gas, geothermal, hydroelectric, nuclear, ocean, oil, solar and wind. The total value of the region’s power generation projects tracked by the CIC stood at US$717 billion in 21 countries as of January 2015, with these projects adding a planned power generation capacity of over 378 GW. The average power yield across all the 508 projects analyzed is 0.53 MW per US$ million.

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Key HighLights

CIC Projects analysis shows that power generation projects for the 21 countries is estimated to be US$717 billion. Nuclear power projects dominate the market with a total value of almost US$183 billion on the CIC Projects database. Gas projects is the next largest sector with a value of US$142and solar energy accounts for US$121.6 billion. Over 75% of projects were at the pre-execution phase when the analysed. Saudi Arabia is the leading country for value of projects accounting for US$149 billion followed by South Africa with projects valued at US$118 billion and Nigeria with almost US$95 billion.

Table Of Content

1. EXECUTIVE Summary
2. REGIONAL OVERVIEW

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3. SECTOR OVERVIEW
3.1. Nuclear Power Generation
3.2. Gas Power...