Jordan has launched the second phase of a nationwide project to install solar systems on municipal buildings across the country. The initiative targets over 100 municipalities and 188 buildings. The project, costing JD3.4 million (~$4.8 million), will deploy more than 200 solar systems with a combined capacity of 3.4 MW. Officials estimate annual savings of 1,400 MWh and about $550,000, along with a reduction in carbon emissions of nearly 3,838 tons.