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Al Mujib pumped hydroelectric energy storage project
Al Mujib pumped hydroelectric energy storage project
450 MW / 7-hour Pumped Hydroelectric Energy Storage PPP project with two 2.7 MCM reservoirs. Using a closed-loop system with reversible turbines, solar electricity pumps water to the upper reservoir, generating power as water flows back.
Read MoreNon-Revenue Water (NRW)
Non- revenue water
The Non-Revenue Water Reduction Project is carried out through a public private partnership (PPP) to modernize Amman’s water distribution system and reduce losses across the network. The goal is to reduce the non-revenue water to reach 25% by the year 2040, in addition to network operation, maintenance, restructuring and resizing, in line with the National Water Strategy and the National Conveyor project. The work includes improving primary, secondary, and tertiary networks, introducing advanced metering and leak detection, and using data driven tools to support better monitoring and system management.
Read More41 Public Schools PPP Project (Educational and Vocational)
41 Public Schools PPP Project (educational and vocational)
The 41 Public Schools project covers the development of 41 academic and vocational public schools across multiple governorates. It includes feasibility studies, technical due diligence, and detailed designs, as well as financing, constructing, and maintaining the schools to ensure high-quality and sustainable learning environments.
Read MoreThe National Pharmaceutical Track and Trace System (PTTS)
The National Pharmaceutical Track and Trace System (PTTS)
The National Pharmaceutical Track and Trace System (PTTS) is a nationwide digital infrastructure project designed to track medicines throughout the entire supply chain, from the point of import or manufacture to the end user. to enhance drug safety, combat counterfeit medications, and reduce misuse. It is part of JFDA’s broader strategy to modernize its regulatory tools in alignment with international standards and global export requirements. Developed under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, the system will establish a centralized digital platform that tracks every medicine unit, integrating data from local producers, importers, distributors, pharmacies, and hospitals.
Read MoreDevelopment of Jaber Border Crossing and Mafraq Development Zone Logistics Hub
Development of Jaber Border Crossing and Mafraq Development Zone Logistics Hub
Develop, upgrade, finance, operate, and maintain Jaber Border Crossing (JBC) and Mafraq Development Zone (MDZ) under a bundled PPP structure as an integrated logistics hub. The project offers a qualified investor the opportunity to establish a coordinated border-to-warehouse logistics corridor under a single integrated PPP framework, enabling corridor-level value capture across border operations, logistics services, and commercial activities.
Read MoreExploration of Northern Risha and East Safawi Gas Field
Exploration of Northern Risha and East Safawi Gas Field
Exploring the Northern Risha and East Safawi gas fields presents an investment opportunity through a strategic partnership with the National Petroleum Company (NPC), aimed at developing two high-potential gas assets. This partnership represents a unique opportunity to invest in Jordan’s growing upstream gas sector, leveraging proven geological systems, modern data analysis, and a stable investment framework to unlock the country’s substantial gas potential.
Read MoreAmman LRT North Zarqa to Airport
LRT Light Rail Transit (Amman– Zarqa)
The Amman Light Rail Transit (LRT) is a 60 km electrified light-rail corridor connecting North Zarqa to Queen Alia International Airport, following the existing Hijaz Railway alignment. To be developed in three phases under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, the project revitalizes Jordan’s historic railway into a modern, sustainable transit system. The project will enhance urban mobility along Amman’s busiest north-south axis with a capacity exceeding 100,000 daily passengers, reduce congestion and travel time, and provide seamless integration with the city’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and Amman Bus networks.
Read MoreGreen Hydrogen Common Use Infrastructure (CUI) Development
Green Hydrogen Common Use Infrastructure (CUI) Development
A 5.5 km² integrated hub in Aqaba combining renewable energy, desalination, hydrogen production, shared Common-Use Infrastructure (CUI), and export facilities to position Jordan as a leading supplier of green ammonia for global decarbonization. The CUI approach, including OHTLs or hydrogen pipelines, enables optimized land use and scaling benefits, reducing infrastructure costs from USD 792 per ton of green ammonia capacity in 2030 to USD 308 by 2050. Production capacity align with the export targets of 0.6 Mtpa H2 / 2.8 Mtpa NH3 by 2030, and 3.4 Mtpa H2 / 12.8 Mtpa NH3 by 2050, with full NH3 capacity reaching 15.7 Mtpa.
Read MoreAmman Bridge
Amman Bridge
The Amman Bridge is a 15.8 km elevated expressway developed under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. This greenfield project will be built over the existing King Abdullah II Road within the same right-of-way, enhancing Amman’s north-south mobility corridor, reducing congestion, and providing a sustainable transport link for future integration with the city’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system. Once operational, the bridge will serve as a strategic arterial connection between north and south of Amman, improving travel efficiency, supporting urban development, and generating stable toll-based revenues for private investors.
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