Saudi Arabia boosts Expo 2030 preparedness
Saudi Energy and Expo 2030 Riyadh announced the signing of an agreement to develop and deliver electrical power supplies to the event site, supporting its readiness as it moves into the implementation phase. The agreement includes the construction and connection of a main power supply station and three conversion stations, as well as the execution of transmission and distribution networks, with the participation of national companies such as Alfanar, Haif, Al-Tadamoniyah, and Al-Babtain. The goal is to have the electricity supply ready before the expo's opening on October 1, 2030, to complete testing and ensure preparedness for hosting, which is expected to welcome 197 countries and 42 million visitors across an area of 6 million square meters.
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