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Iraqi PM lays foundation stone for 1.64GW Anbar combined power plant
Seetao 2022-07-29 14:31
  • The project is the start of a mega-project in Iraq's transition to renewable energy
  • The completion of the project is within the framework of Vision 2030 and its implementation plan, which focuses on investing in strategic locations in the Kingdom
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Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Kadimi lays the foundation stone for the 1,640 MW Anbar Combined Cycle Power Plant Project in Al-Furat Street, Anbar Province

During the groundbreaking ceremony, Mr. Al-Kadhimi said that the combined cycle power plant will help provide additional power capacity to the grid system, thereby increasing production levels and providing better services to the citizens of Anbar.

The Anbar Combined Cycle Power Plant will have a total capacity of 1,642 megawatts and cost $1 billion. The project will take three years to complete. The project consists of 4 GT26 gas-fired units with a single unit capacity of 273 MW, and 2 steam units with a capacity of 275 MW.Editor/XingWentao

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