SolarQuarter weekly roundup highlights multiple Middle East clean-energy moves: Oman PWP is seeking a Musandam renewable feasibility study, the Kuwait Fund is backing an 11 MW solar project, L&T has won BESS work totalling 6 GWh, and ACWA, KOWEPO, EDF and Masdar are linked to new storage and clean-energy agreements. The spread of announcements shows regional procurement moving toward solar, storage and hybrid systems rather than isolated PV buildouts.
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