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Riyadh Metro Development Project in Saudi Arabia

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The project involves the development of the Riyadh Metro rail system in Saudi Arabia. The automated/driverless network consists of six lines and covers a total of 176.5 km. It has 85 transit stations and seven rail depots. Among the 104.5 km of track, 20.9 km is in a bored tunnel, 3.2 km in the cut-and-cover tunnel, 54.7 km in a viaduct, and 25.7 km are at-grade. The project has implemented multip

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The project "Riyadh Metro Development Project in Saudi Arabia" is an infrastructure initiative in the Advanced Electronics, Mass Transit, Tunnel, Water Supply and Storage, Bridge, Rail, Solar, Waste Processing and Treatment, Government, Manufacturing (Industrial) sector, located in N/A, Saudi Arabia. Taiyo aggregates data from InfraPPPWorld, including information on sponsoring government bodies, EPCs, and contractors.

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The project involves the development of the Riyadh Metro rail system in Saudi Arabia. The automated/driverless network consists of six lines and covers a total of 176.5 km. It has 85 transit stations and seven rail depots. Among the 104.5 km of track, 20.9 km is in a bored tunnel, 3.2 km in the cut-and-cover tunnel, 54.7 km in a viaduct, and 25.7 km are at-grade. The project has implemented multiple sustainable measures to decrease energy consumption, including the use of on-site photovoltaic cells to generate energy, energy-efficient equipment, LED lighting fixtures, and occupancy and presence sensors. In addition, there are efforts to reduce water use through the use of on-site collected and treated gray water, treated sewage effluent, water-efficient fixtures, and efficient irrigation systems along the metro corridor.   

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