Key facts
- Project
- STLV Package 4 – Power Supply and Electrical Works for the 6,000 m³/day Desalination Plant
- Client
- United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
- Funded by
- European Union
- Location
- Deir Al Balah
- Status
- Completed
MACC has completed the generator, transformer and 1.4 km 22 kV network that give the 6,000 m³/day Deir Al Balah SWRO desalination plant its grid and standby power, under STLV Package 4 for UNICEF.
MACC has fulfilled all the contract requirements for the installation of the generator, transformer and 22 kV high-voltage network that supply the Deir Al Balah seawater reverse-osmosis desalination plant. The 1.4 km line connects the plant to the grid, and the standby generator keeps it running during outages.
The package (STLV Package 4) was contracted by UNICEF with European Union funding as the power supply and electrical works for the 6,000 m³/day Short Term Low Volume seawater desalination plant for the southern governorates. The contract, valued at ILS 3,426,285, ran from June 2013 to August 2015.
With the power supply in place, the plant has the grid and standby capacity it needs for commissioning and operation.
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STLV Package 4 – Power Supply and Electrical Works for the 6,000 m³/day Desalination Plant
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