Electricity | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 31
Upper Egypt Power Cut to Last a Week for Repairs
The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company announced Wednesday it would need to cut power to areas in Upper Egypt for a week in order to mend a 500 kilowatt electricity tower on al-Adwa road, Fayoum, which blew up ...
Energy Saving Technologies at Upcoming Saudi Expo
Leading players in the electricity, power generation, alternative energy, water technology, and lighting sectors will be showcasing their products and solutions at the upcoming Saudi Power 2015 expo in Riyadh.
$9.6 Billion for Egyptian-Owned Coal Power Plant
The Electricity Ministry said on Tuesday it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the joint-stock petroleum company Tharwa for the construction of a coal-powered, 6,000-megawatt electricity station with ...
Gulf Energy Firms Pledge Renewable Gigawatts at March Summit
Leading Gulf-based energy firms Masdar and Acwa Power has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with the Egyptian Electricity Holding Company to develop up to 4 Gigawatts of renewable and natural gas power genera ...
Gas Demand in Nigeria Drives Growth at Seplat
Nigerian energy company Seplat (SEPLAT.LG) expects its gas business to contribute around a third to its profits over the next two years, up from less than 10 percent today, as demand for electricity generation in Afr ...
Egypt Inks New Nuclear Power Plant Deal With Russia
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Russian President Vladimir Putin have signed an agreement for Russia to construct a nuclear power plant to generate electricity in Egypt, the Ahram Arabic news website repor ...
EGAS Owed EGP 53 Billion By Electricity Ministry
Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company’s (EGAS) dues from the Ministry of Electricity have significantly increased to amount to roughly EGP 53 billion in exchange for the gas that electricity generation stations obtain.
Electricity Ministry to Add 3,600MW in Summer
The Ministry of Electricity plans to add 3,600MW of electrical energy next summer to overcome growing electricity consumption, according to Electricity Minister Mohamed Hamed Shaker.
