Category: Middle East & Africa Company News

The Egyptian government is mulling cooperation with the Greek energy and infrastructure player …

Egyptian electrical company Elsewedy Electric Co S.A.E has recently announced that its subsidiary Elsewedy Electric for Trading and Distribution has signed two new contracts with the state-owned utility, Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company.

The Saudi Electric Company (SEC) has awarded a contract for the expansion of the 380 kV Shoaibah PV substation to South Korean company, Hyundai Engineering & Construction, for USD96.3 million.

Eswatini Electricity Company (EEC) has awarded a contract worth USD17.11 million for the design, supply and installation of various …

General Company for Electrical Energy Transmission/Southern Region (SETCO) signed a USD5.64 million contract on April 27, 2022 with Turkey’s Astor Enerji A.Ş, to supply two 250 MVA, 400/132/11 kV autotransformers in Al-Basrah Governorate, Iraq.

Senegal’s electricity utility La Société Nationale d’Electricité du Sénégal (Senelec) has awarded a contract to French company Dorsalys for the construction of the Ferlo loop, new substations, and extension of an existing substation.

The joint venture (JV) of Indian firms, TETRA Consultants and Feedback Infra Private Limited, has won a contract worth USD0.37 million for a 132 kV transmission project in Niger.

Cameroon’s Société nationale de transport de l’électricité (SONATREL) has awarded a contract to India’s Larsen & Toubro Limited for 400 kV transmission line between Edéa-Nkolnkoumou and Nyom II.

Egyptian Elsewedy Electric has signed a USD1.62 million contract on April 24, 2022, with South Electricity Transmission Company to supply power transformers at substations in Al-Basrah, Kuwait.

Mozambique’s publicly owned electricity company, EDM, has awarded the construction of the interconnection power line with Malawi to Larsen & Toubro (L&T), India’s infrastructure development company, which will execute the part of the work that falls within Mozambican territory.

The Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) has awarded the construction of a 282-km, 380 kV double-circuit overhead transmission line (OHTL) between Jillah and Layla to Saudi-based construction firm, National Contracting Company (NCC).

Saudi Arabia’s power company Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) has awarded high voltage contracts to local Al Sharif, Indian KEC International and Linxon—a joint venture (JV) between Swiss-Swedish multinational corporation ABB and Canadian engineering services company SNC-Lavalin.

Indian multinational company Larsen & Toubro’s (L&T) Power Transmission & Distribution business has won turnkey orders for the supply and construction of shunt reactors in 132 kV substations in Dubai.

Italian CESI has been selected to update Oman Electricity Transmission Company’s (OETC) master plan for the transmission system to 2040.

Japan’s Sumitomo Electric Industries has won a USD200 million contract from South Korean Samsung C&T Corporation to deliver high voltage direct current (HVDC) cable connect Abu Dhabi National Oil Company’s (ADNOC) offshore operations to Abu Dhabi National Energy Company’s (TAQA) onshore power grid in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), also known as the ADNOC–TAQA Lightning Project.

Rwanda Energy Group (REG) has awarded a USD1.2 million contract for supply and installation work for the Bugesera substation, to China’s Jiangsu Etern Company Limited.

Cameroon’s state electric transmission company, Société Nationale de Transport de l’Electricité (SONATREL), has awarded a contract worth XAF9.9 billion for the development of high voltage substations, to Nigerian company MBH Power Limited.

Japanese Hitachi Energy will supply grid integration solutions to connect Egypt’s 250 MW Gulf of Suez 1 wind farm, set up by the New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA), to the latter’s national power grid.

Elsewedy Electric’s subsidiary, Egytech Cables, has signed two KWD13.2 million contracts with the Public Corporation for Housing Welfare of Kuwait.

State-owned Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) has awarded a USD32.2 million contract to Riyadh Cables Company Limited of Saudi Arabia for the installation of 380 kV underground cables (UGCs) at the Um Al Jood substation.