The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company has signed two contracts with a consortium of Orchid Power and China's Hengtong to connect the Abu Qir metro substation to the national power grid. The contracts were signed by Mona Rizk, CEO of the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company, and Mohamed Abdel Gafar, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the consortium. The project aims to support the capabilities of the power transmission system and enhance its readiness to meet development needs.

The project includes the supply and installation of 220 kV underground cables, fiber optic cables, and necessary accessories, as well as a station for four circuits. The goal is to open the existing 220 kV overhead line to enter and exit the Abu Qir substation. The project will be implemented over a period of 9 months from the date of the contract award. The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company is working to implement projects in line with the directives and follow-up of the Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy.

The project is expected to enhance the efficiency of the national power grid and increase its ability to absorb electrical loads and meet development needs. The Abu Qir metro substation is a key project that will support the power transmission system in Egypt. The Egyptian government is working to develop the power transmission system to meet the increasing demand for electricity.

Mona Rizk, CEO of the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company, emphasized that the company is working to implement projects that support the state's plans to develop the power transmission system and enhance the efficiency of the national power grid. The company is committed to providing high-quality services and meeting the needs of the Egyptian people.

The consortium of Orchid Power and Hengtong will work together to implement the project, which includes the supply and installation of cables and accessories. The project will create new job opportunities and contribute to the development of the Egyptian economy. The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company is working to attract foreign investment to support the development of the power transmission system.

The project is part of Egypt's efforts to develop its power transmission system and meet the increasing demand for electricity. The Egyptian government is working to attract foreign investment to support the development of the power sector. The project will contribute to the growth and development of the Egyptian economy.

The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company is working to enhance the efficiency of the national power grid and increase its ability to absorb electrical loads. The company is committed to providing high-quality services and meeting the needs of the Egyptian people. The project will support the power transmission system in Egypt and contribute to the development of the country.

Key points

  • The project aims to support the capabilities of the power transmission system and enhance its readiness to meet development needs.
  • The project includes the supply and installation of 220 kV underground cables and fiber optic cables.
  • The project will be implemented over a period of 9 months from the date of the contract award.

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