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Sunday, 22 May 2016

Siemens plants: Beni Suef 37% complete; Borollos 28%, new capital 21%

Siemens’ Beni Suef power plant is 37% complete, its Borollos plant 28.3% complete, and the new capital plant 20.9% complete, an official at the Electricity and Renewable Energy Ministry official told Al Mal on Saturday. Egypt has received the first two of eight 400 MW turbines to be installed in Beni Suef, the ministry said on Thursday, according to Ahram Online. The project’s capacity is set to hit 4.4 GW in December 2016, 5.6 GW by May 2017, and 8.8 GW by December 2017 before reaching its nameplate capacity of 14.4 MW by May 2018.

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