Under the contract, the company will assist SEC in operation of gas turbines, steam turbines and combined cycle turbines over the next three years.
Sawary Energy vice president Sami Akeel said, ”Signing of this contract with the SEC aims to enhance the reliability and efficiency of the electric grid in the Western Region by increasing credibility and the level of electrical services to provide uninterrupted power for new facilities.”
The contract work is scheduled to be carried out in collaboration with Sawary Energy’s Malaysian partner Remaco, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tenaga Nasuional Berhad (TNB).
The SEC project also aims to address the increasing demand for electrical power in the Eastern Region and is committed to providing high quality services.
Sawary Energy is characterized as a single platform for all power solutions, including supply and installation of electric diesel generators, automatic and annual transfer switches, as well as electrical distribution panels and automatic and manual parallel systems.
