Siemens | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 4
Siemens’ Power Plants in Egypt are 90% Complete
Siemens has completed 90% of its three electricity-generating power plants in Egypt, according to the Egyptian Minister of Electricity and Renewable Resources, Mohamed Shaker, Amwal Al Ghad reports. The plants, Shaker...
Siemens to Connect 800MW to National Grid
Siemens plans to connect 800MW of electricity produced at Burullus power plant to Egypt’s national grid by the end of June 2017. Connecting the additional production will bring the total output from Siemens’ op... Global Companies to Submit Offers to Establish Gabal Al Zeit Wind Farm
Egypt’s New & Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) will receive offers from 11 international companies for the $281m Gabal Al Zeit wind farm at the end of May, according to Al Mal. Vestas, Axion, and Siemens a...
Egypt Electricity Ministry to Contract with Siemens for Wind Farms Construction
Egypt’s Ministry of Electricity promised to complete the contract with Siemens for the construction of wind farms with a capacity of 2,000 MW if the company agrees to cut the tariff for buying output power, acco...
Egypt, Siemens Establish JV to Boost Oil Output
The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources announced that the Egyptian Electricity Holding and the Egyptian Maintenance Company for Petroleum Services will establish a joint venture (JV) with GermanyR...
Egypt, Siemens Sign a $252.82m Transmission Stations Agreement
The Egyptian Electricity Ministry signed a $252.82m agreement with Siemens to build six power transmission stations to help transport power generated from the new Siemens power plants, Minister of Electricity, Mohame...
Sisi, Merkel Inaugurate Siemens Power Plants
Orascom Construction Limited announced the inauguration of the first phase of the Burullus and the New Administritive Capital power plants in the presence of the Egyptian President Abd El Fattah El Sisi and German Cha...
Egypt Witness Electricity Surplus Up to 4,000MW
A source at the National Energy Control Center (NECC) said that there was a surplus in electricity of 4,000 MW, noting that this surplus will not increase after the inauguration of the first phase of the Siemens power... 
