Project will extend capacity of existing Subiya facility by 750MW
Kuwaits Ministry of Electricity & Water (MEW) has extended the bid deadline for the contract to build the third phase of the Subiya power plant.
The submission date for proposals has been extended to 8 March from 7 February.
The third phase of the combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) expansion of the Subiya plant will add an additional 750MW to its capacity.
In December, MEW received bids from contractors to convert the existing plant to a combined-cycle facility. The same firms also submitted prices for the deal to convert the existing Al-Zour South plant to a combined-cycle facility. The projects will boost the capacity of each plant by about 250MW.
The projects are part of MEWs fast-track programme to boost the countrys generation capacity as demand for electricity continues to grow at a rapid rate. MEW estimates that an additional 10,500MW will be required to meet the projected 2022 peak load.
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