REPAC XI • AMMAN, JORDAN
Philadelphia Solar Implements 3.513 MWp Solar PV Project for UNRWA
A large-scale photovoltaic project in Amman, Jordan, implemented under REPAC XI — the Regional Programme for the Improvement of Living Conditions of Palestinian Refugee Camps.
PHOTOVOLTAIC CAPACITY
3.513
MWp solar photovoltaic project
Amman, Jordan CLEAN ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
Amman, Jordan CLEAN ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
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SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE
Engineering solar infrastructure with lasting impact.
Philadelphia Solar is implementing a 3 MW / 3.513 MWp photovoltaic project in Amman, Jordan, as part of REPAC XI — the Regional Programme for the Improvement of Living Conditions of Palestinian Refugee Camps.
The project is being implemented for UNRWA, financed by KfW – German Development Bank, and supervised by Consolidated Consultants Group.
Philadelphia Solar is responsible for the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) scope of the project, integrating engineering expertise, procurement capabilities, and project execution within one coordinated delivery model.
PROJECT FILM
See the scale of the project from above.
Aerial footage provides a closer look at the photovoltaic installation, its layout, and the scale of the renewable energy infrastructure being developed in Amman.
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PROJECT FRAMEWORK
International collaboration.
International collaboration.
Integrated execution.
UNRWA
United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East.
KfW
The project is financed by KfW – German Development Bank.
Consolidated Consultants Group
Engineering consultancy and project supervision.
Philadelphia Solar
Responsible for Engineering, Procurement, and Construction of the photovoltaic system.
3.513
MWp
PROJECT CAPACITY
Solar infrastructure at scale in Amman.
The photovoltaic installation represents a significant renewable energy asset designed as part of a wider programme focused on improving infrastructure and living conditions.
EPC DELIVERY
One project.
One project.
Three integrated disciplines.
Engineering
Technical planning and engineering coordination developed around the requirements of the photovoltaic project.
Procurement
Coordination of project equipment, materials, and system components required for implementation.
Construction
On-site implementation and integration of the photovoltaic infrastructure within the complete EPC scope.
REPAC XI
Renewable energy as part of broader infrastructure development.
The project forms part of REPAC XI — the Regional Programme for the Improvement of Living Conditions of Palestinian Refugee Camps.
Integrating renewable energy infrastructure into programmes of this scale reflects the growing role of solar power in supporting sustainable and resilient infrastructure.
PHILADELPHIA SOLAR
Jordanian expertise delivering renewable energy infrastructure.
Through projects of this scale, Philadelphia Solar continues to contribute to the development of sustainable infrastructure through integrated engineering and high-performance solar energy solutions.
PROJECT VIDEO
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Explore the project film.
Clean energy.
Lasting impact.
A photovoltaic project that reflects Philadelphia Solar’s continued role in delivering integrated renewable energy infrastructure in Jordan.