Eaton vice chairman and COO of the Electrical Sector Tom Gross signing the ECO agreement with CEO Abunayyan Group President Khalid Abu Nayyan
The power management company Eaton is set to strengthen its business activity in Saudi Arabia after announcing it has signed agreements with two companies each with a strong influence in the Kingdom
Sohar-2 and Barka-3 power plants will generate 1,488 MW of power. (Image source: Thure Johnson/Flickr)
Two new Omani power plants have a combined capacity of 1,488 MW, accounting for 27 per cent of Oman?s total power capacity of 5,589 MW
The new substations aim to mitigate the use of diesel-generated power in isolated areas of the kingdom. (Image source: Stantontcady/Flickr)
Swiss company ABB has announced it has signed a contract worth US$110mn with Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) to construct substations in the western region of Saudi Arabia
The turbines at the manufacturing complex will be developed with GEs latest technology, according to the company. (Image source: Brandy Frisky/Wikimedia Commons)
GE and Sonelgaz have signed an agreement to build a US$300mn manufacturing complex in Batna province
The variable speed drives designed by GE Power Conversion are designed to handle rapid changes in load, speed and torque commands at Saudi Arabias steam power plants. (Image source: TenSafeFrogs/Flickr)
GE has been awarded a contract worth US$23mn by Hyundai Heavy Industries to supply 24 18MW MV7000 variable speed drives to the Saudi Electricity Company?s (SEC) Jeddah South and Shuqaiq steam power plants
