By Sami Zaptia.
Tripoli, 18 June 2013:
APR Energy, a global leader in fast-track power, said it has been awarded the single largest contract by the Libyan government in the fast-track power industry following a 200MW expansion of its original 250MW contract.
The expansion, which brings the contracted total generation capacity to 450MW, supplements the 250MW of mobile gas turbines originally contracted, said a statement from the Florida-based company yesterday.
The turnkey power solution will help cover anticipated power demand during the critical summer high heat season, as well as provide interim power while the country continues to rebuild and improve its infrastructure, the statement continued.
Libya’s Electricity Minister Ali Muhairiq had confirmed at the May 20th press conference that Libya had increased its order and had assured Libya Herald that the generators would be in place by 21st July.
Commenting on the win, CEO John Campion said, “The expansion of the Libya contract is a result of the strong confidence our customer has in APR Energy’s ability to rapidly deliver and execute the large-scale power it requires.”
“The expanded 450MW project in Libya, together with the recent implementation of our 300MW project in Uruguay, aligns with APR Energy’s goal to be the industry leader for large-scale, fast-track power projects,” he added.
APR Energy specializes in the sale of reliable and efficient electricity through the rapid global deployment and installation of scalable turnkey power solutions
libya herald
Tripoli, 18 June 2013:
APR Energy, a global leader in fast-track power, said it has been awarded the single largest contract by the Libyan government in the fast-track power industry following a 200MW expansion of its original 250MW contract.
The expansion, which brings the contracted total generation capacity to 450MW, supplements the 250MW of mobile gas turbines originally contracted, said a statement from the Florida-based company yesterday.
The turnkey power solution will help cover anticipated power demand during the critical summer high heat season, as well as provide interim power while the country continues to rebuild and improve its infrastructure, the statement continued.
Libya’s Electricity Minister Ali Muhairiq had confirmed at the May 20th press conference that Libya had increased its order and had assured Libya Herald that the generators would be in place by 21st July.
Commenting on the win, CEO John Campion said, “The expansion of the Libya contract is a result of the strong confidence our customer has in APR Energy’s ability to rapidly deliver and execute the large-scale power it requires.”
“The expanded 450MW project in Libya, together with the recent implementation of our 300MW project in Uruguay, aligns with APR Energy’s goal to be the industry leader for large-scale, fast-track power projects,” he added.
APR Energy specializes in the sale of reliable and efficient electricity through the rapid global deployment and installation of scalable turnkey power solutions
libya herald
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