Egyptian Electricity Holding Company Coordinates with Petroleum Sector for Power Plant Fuel
The Egyptian Electricity Holding Company is coordinating with the petroleum sector to secure the necessary fuel for power plants and perform maintenance to ensure continuous electricity supply.
Machine-translated from Arabicالنسخة العربية
Gaber Desouky, Chairman of the Egyptian Electricity Holding Company, confirmed ongoing coordination with the petroleum sector to supply required fuel for power generation plants across the country.
He stated that efforts are underway to carry out necessary maintenance and overhauls on power generation units. These measures aim to ensure plant readiness and support continuous grid performance without causing power disruptions.
The coordination focuses on maintaining steady fuel supplies to meet energy demands, ensuring operational efficiency across power facilities during periods of high consumption.
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