Project Overview

Duba Green is an integrated solar combined-cycle power plant located in Duba, Tabuk, combining conventional combined-cycle generation with concentrated solar power technology. The plant was developed with a total electrical output of approximately 565 MW, with the solar field contributing around 40 MW.

Within this large-scale power generation environment, storage tanks form an essential part of the supporting infrastructure, providing controlled storage capacity for fluids required by the plant's operational systems.

The tank works required coordinated field execution within an active industrial construction environment, where dimensional accuracy, structural integrity and controlled installation are critical to the final system.

• FIELD-ERECTED TANKS
• Large-scale storage tanks assembled on site to meet the project's operational requirements.
• STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY
• Engineered tank structures designed to withstand operational loads and environmental conditions.
• ROOF and SHELL SYSTEMS
• Precisely assembled steel shell and roof components forming the primary containment structure.
• SITE ASSEMBLY
• Controlled erection and alignment of tank components within the power-plant construction environment.