Ministry of Electricity announces accepted candidates for scholarships and study leave plan

The Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy announced the names of those accepted under the 2026/2027 scholarships and study leave plan, as part of its strategy to develop national cadres and qualify its employees academically and scientifically, thereby enhancing their professional capabilities and improving performance efficiency across the ministry’s various sectors.

Sources at the Ministry of Electricity stated that the names of the accepted candidates were posted via the employee portal on the ministry’s website. They noted that the announcement of scholarship acceptances aligns with the ministry’s focus on human resource development and providing its employees with opportunities to pursue advanced academic and specialized studies, in line with operational needs and development requirements in the electricity, water, and renewable energy sectors.

In a separate development, the Central Tenders Board announced the opening of bids for a tender to replace and install several faulty transformers with a capacity of 75 MVA, as well as parallel reactors with capacities up to 50 MVA.

The board clarified that only one bid was submitted, as recorded in the price schedule. The bid was opened and referred to the Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy for review and examination, in preparation for submitting the necessary recommendation regarding it.