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The Dubai Authority for Electricity and Water (DEWA) announced the awarding of energy transport projects worth 1, 5 billion AD, including a power plant of 400/132 kV, 11/112 kV and 75 km of cables Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, General Manager of the Authority of Electricity and Water from Dubai (DEWA) said: "We are working to realize the vision of good leadership and to implement the directives of His Highness the President." Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Sovereign Dubai is a sustainable and innovative institution on a global scale, with investments of 81 billion AED in the energy sector in Dubai over the next five years.
In 2017, the number of completed 400 kV transmission stations was 21 and the length of the 400 kV overhead and terrestrial cables was 1150 km, our objective being to support and improve the capacity and efficiency of the transmission line. efficiency of electricity transmission networks. And energy-efficient service facilities that will meet all the sustainable development needs in Dubai and provide electricity and water services that meet the highest standards of availability, reliability and efficiency. .
HE Al Tayer said: "Thanks to its huge projects, the Authority seeks to support and increase the capacity and efficiency of electricity transmission networks to meet the growing demand for electricity. Energy and all sustainable development needs in the Emirate of Dubai KV currently operates 252 factories, 16 of which were inaugurated during the year 2018. The Authority is currently working on 85 stations over the next three years, for a total value of more than 9 billion dirhams, in addition to 6,400 / with a total value of 2.4 billion AED.
The Authority takes into account the establishment of energy transmission stations that comply with the highest quality and safety standards by adopting the latest state-of-the-art technologies, which will help support the ambitious plans. urban and economic Dubai. "
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