The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company has signed a contract with El-Swedy Electric for the supply of three power transformers with a capacity of 175 MVA each. The deal was signed by Engineer Mona Rizk, Chairperson of the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company, and Engineer Asem El-Fakhrani, Regional Sales Manager for El-Swedy Electric. The contract is part of efforts to upgrade the national grid and meet growing electricity demand.
The transformers will be installed at the Sadat and Tahrir substations in Alexandria and West Delta. The contract, valued at an undisclosed amount, includes supervision of installation and testing of the transformers. The project aims to enhance the stability of the power grid and meet increasing electricity demand. The deal was witnessed by Engineer Ahmed Fathy, Head of Central Projects Sector, and Engineer Zeinab Qamar, Head of Central Projects Sector for Extra High Voltage.
The Egyptian Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy is working to upgrade the national grid to meet growing electricity demand. The ministry, led by Dr. Mahmoud Esmat, is focused on enhancing the capacity and efficiency of the grid. The new transformers will help to reduce power outages and improve the overall reliability of the grid.
The contract has a duration of 10 months, starting from the date of signing. The project is expected to be completed within the specified timeframe. The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company is working to implement projects that enhance the capacity and efficiency of the national grid.
The upgrade of the national grid is a key priority for the Egyptian government. The grid has faced challenges in recent years, including power outages and overload. The new transformers will help to alleviate these issues and ensure a stable power supply.
Engineer Mona Rizk stated that the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company is committed to implementing projects that enhance the capacity and efficiency of the national grid. The company is working to ensure a stable power supply and meet growing electricity demand.
The project is part of a broader effort to upgrade Egypt's power infrastructure. The government has invested heavily in the sector in recent years, with a focus on enhancing capacity and efficiency. The new transformers will play a key role in this effort.
Key points
- The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company has signed a contract with El-Swedy Electric to supply three power transformers with a capacity of 175 MVA each.
- The transformers will be installed at the Sadat and Tahrir substations in Alexandria and West Delta.
- The project aims to enhance the stability of the power grid and meet increasing electricity demand.
