Power Plant | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 5
Eskom Links Last Units to South Africa’s Grid
Eskom took a huge step to overcome South Africa’s electricity shortages, saying it had linked the last of four units at its new power plant to the grid.
Chinese Companies to Build Hydro Plant In Congo
Chinese companies Sinohydro Corp. and China Railway Group Ltd. have agreed to finance a 240MW, $660 million hydro-power plant in Democratic Republic of Congo’s Katanga province that will meet the mining project’s ele ...
Petrobras Kicks Off Sale of Non-Essential Assets
Brazil's Petrobras, the world's most indebted oil firm, has kicked off the sale of a network of liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals and thermal power plants.
Egypt Speeds Up Siemens’ Power Plants Project
Egypt’s strategic plan to speed up the process of executing the Siemens deal by constructing three almost identical power plants in Beni Suef, New Capital, and Burullus is successfully delivering the intended results.
Turkey’s Unit International to Build Iran Power Plants
Turkish energy company Unit International has reached a $4.2b deal with the Iranian Energy Ministry to build seven natural gas power plants in Iran, in what it said was the biggest investment in Iran since the liftin ...
Saudi Electricity Co Starts Up Jeddah Power Plant
State-controlled Saudi Electricity Co (SEC) has started up part of its new 2,640MW Jeddah South power plant and linked it to the grid, in order ti face the growing electricity demand.
Iran to Build Wind Farm in Kazakhstan
Iran has signed an agreement with Kazakhstan towards building a 50MW wind power plant in the west of Kazakhstan, near the country's Caspian Sea shores. The Kazakh government will finance the $110m project.
Saudi Arabia Signs $900m KEXIM-Backed Loan for Power Plant
Saudi Electricity Co (SEC) signed a $900m loan agreement with the Export-Import Bank of Korea (KEXIM) among other international lenders, to help finance the construction of a 2,640MW power plant in Shuqaiq.
