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MENA Project Tracker — Bahrain’s EWA receives bids for Al DUR IWPP;

CAIRO: A consortium led by US-based Bechtel has been selected for the front-end engineering and design contract for a unified power system that will link gas infrastructure in Egypt, reported MEED.

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