The Ministry of Electricity of Kuwait signed two new contracts with a total value of about 238 million Kuwaiti dinars for the maintenance and modernization of electricity generation and water treatment facilities.
Publish dateSunday 29 December 2024 - 22:49
According to Amac News: According to the announcement of the Ministry of Electricity of Kuwait, these contracts were signed to strengthen and stabilize the country's electricity supply system.
In the announcement of this ministry, it is emphasized that all the necessary approvals of this contract have been received from government regulatory institutions.
These contracts are concluded while Kuwait has been facing an increase in demand for electricity and fresh water in recent years. Population growth and expansion of urban infrastructure have made the need to update and maintain existing facilities even more necessary.
These projects aim to reduce power outages, improve energy efficiency, and increase fresh water supply capacity for Kuwait's growing population.
It is also expected that these actions will help create job opportunities and promote new technologies in the country's energy sector.
Kuwait, one of the leading oil producers, is working to diversify its energy sources and increase the sustainability of critical infrastructure, including electricity and water.
In the announcement of this ministry, it is emphasized that all the necessary approvals of this contract have been received from government regulatory institutions.
These contracts are concluded while Kuwait has been facing an increase in demand for electricity and fresh water in recent years. Population growth and expansion of urban infrastructure have made the need to update and maintain existing facilities even more necessary.
These projects aim to reduce power outages, improve energy efficiency, and increase fresh water supply capacity for Kuwait's growing population.
It is also expected that these actions will help create job opportunities and promote new technologies in the country's energy sector.
Kuwait, one of the leading oil producers, is working to diversify its energy sources and increase the sustainability of critical infrastructure, including electricity and water.
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Source : news agency wam
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