Most
of
the
details
released
by
the
King
Abdullah
City
for
Atomic
and
Renewable
Energy
(K.A.
CARE),
which
is
in
charge
of
the
programme,
confirm
previously
released
statements,
such
as
its
goal
to
have
23.9GW
of
renewables
capacity
by
2020
and
54GW
by
2032
–
the
largest
portion
of
which
will
come
from
concentrated
solar
power
(CSP).
However,
the
industry
has
been
waiting
with
bated
breath
for
more
detail
on
the
Kingdom’s
local
content
requirements,
which
it
has
now
provided.
K.A.
CARE
says
projects
will
initially
be
evaluated
“on
their
financial
strength,…
