Egyptian Electricity Holding Company

Siemens signed an operation and maintenance agreement with Egyptian Electricity Holding Company for three combined cycle gas-fired power plants in Egypt with a combined capacity of 14.4 GW.

Egyptian Electricity Holding Co. awarded Siemens an eight-year operation and maintenance contract for the Beni Suef, New Capital and Burullus power plants. The agreement includes Siemens' Omnivise digital services and covers 14.4 GW of capacity.

The Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (EEHC) signed an eight-year operation and maintenance contract with Siemens for power stations at the New Administrative Capital, Burullus, and Beni Suef, worth EGP 6.3 billion.

Siemens has won tenders for electrical installations at the Assiut Al-Walidia and West Cairo power plants in Egypt, with a total value of $158 million. The contracts include foreign and local currency components, with a 31-month execution period.

The Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (EEHC) signed a supply agreement with Schneider Electric to supply medium- and high-voltage air-insulated switchgear for the West Cairo and Walidiya power stations.

Cairo Electricity Production Company awarded Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems a contract to upgrade the 750 MW Cairo North CCPP Module I near Cairo, Egypt, to increase output and efficiency.

Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (MHPS) signed a contract with Cairo Electricity Production Company (CEPC) to upgrade the Cairo North Combined Cycle Power Station Module I in Egypt. The upgrade will increase output and efficiency of the 750 MW plant, with delivery and commencement scheduled for H2 2018.

A joint venture of Hassan Allam Construction and Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC) was awarded two construction contracts totalling E£3.2bn ($177m) by Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (EEHC) for enabling and civils works at the West Cairo and Walideya power plants.

The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum announced a joint venture between Egyptian Electricity Holding, Egyptian Maintenance Company for Petroleum Services, and Siemens to increase oil production by boosting generators and refining labs in oilfields.

The Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (EEHC) signed a $61.68 million contract with Doosan Group to supply a steam turbine, condensers, and generators for the Assiut power plant. The project is due to begin by the end of 2019.