UAE Water and Electricity Sector

UAE Water and Electricity Sector
July 2016
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UAE Water and Electricity Market in UAE
○ The UAE water and power sector is set to grow over the next decade, driven
by the government's efforts to expand its water and power capacity, which is
anticipated to increase by 40% in order to meet the growing demand.
○ UAE has one of the highest levels of per capita power consumption in the
world, with soaring temperatures driving up air conditioner use during the summer
months of June till September. According to third party research, the UAE's gross
domestic electricity consumption has more than doubled over the past 10 years.
As the country undergoes substantial population and economic growth, electricity
consumption is expected to grow even more rapidly going forward, reaching 141
terawatt/hour in 2020, up from 103 terawatt/hour in 2014. Additionally, inefficient
use of electricity and a reliance on energy intensive water desalination plants are
key drivers for growth in power consumption in the UAE over the next decade.
○ The UAE’s average per capita water consumption is about 740 cubic meters
per year (m3 pcpa), which is approximately 50% higher than the world average of
500 cubic meters. On the other hand, water production remains a costly process
for the UAE, considering that the amount of energy required to desalinate seawater
stands at about 30% of the country’s total yearly power consumption.
○ The UAE has one of the world’s most varied or ‘peaky’ annual water and electricity
demand curves. During the hot summer days, demand can exceed 92% of total
installed generation capacity. However, during the cooler winter evenings, demand
can shrink to as little as 33% of total installed generation capacity. This “swing” in
demand is improving as the nation increases the size of its industrial sector as a
proportion of total demand, but it continues to represent both an economic and
technical challenge at the current time.
○ Sourcing sufficient quantities of natural gas to supply generation facilities during
the peak summer months is one of the key challenges the UAE is facing. Currently,
most of the power in UAE is fueled by oil and natural gas; the country thus relies to
some degree on costly back-up fuel in order to meet summer power and water
demand. As corroborated by recent developments, UAE is expected to focus on
expanding its nascent nuclear and solar industries, which will result in these two
sectors making a much greater contribution to the country's electricity capacity and
generation mix over the next 10 years. While solar and nuclear gain traction, the
role of natural gas in the power mix will diminish, freeing up gas for export. Nuclear
and renewables are thus expected to grow significantly over the next 10 years, as
a strong project pipeline for nuclear reactors and solar power plants begins to go
online.

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○ While UAE's increased urbanization is a sign of the country's growth and
progress, it also presents some challenges alongside. According to the UN,
85% of the UAE's population resided in urban areas as of 2014, and this is
forecasted to reach 91% by 2050, which will create an additional burden on UAE
resources. The UAE governments has been focusing its efforts on promoting a
culture of rational energy consumption. For example - Abu Dhabi has deployed an
advanced electric metering system that monitors usage over time, and encourages
customers to reduce consumption. Similarly, Dubai now has several interrelated
programs in place to substantially reduce electricity consumption.
○ Water and electricity services are subsidized by the government, with the
total of these subsidies amounting nearly AED 35bn per annum. According to
the Ministry of Energy, and as the average annual increase in the consumption of
power and water in the UAE has touched 6%, the UAE government is seeking to
reduce water and power consumption by 10%, which will translate into AED 3.5bn
in savings per year. The government aims to curb power consumption growth
through boosting efficiency and ensuring responsible consumption of electricity and
water.
○ Key players: The power and water sector in the UAE is heavily influenced by
the structure of the Government and the significant powers afforded to the seven
emirates which are catered by these four electricity and water authorities: In Abu
Dhabi, the Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority (ADWEA) is responsible for
the generation, transportation and distribution of water and electricity within the
Emirate of Abu Dhabi. In Dubai and Sharjah, these tasks are the responsibility of
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) and Sharjah Electricity and Water
Authority (SEWA) respectively. The remaining emirates of Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah,
Umm Al Quwain, and Fujairah are served, for the most part, by the Federal
Electricity and Water Authority (FEWA).
○ Dubai retains a bundled electricity and water sector, where Dubai Electricity
and Water Authority (DEWA) owns and operates the power production and
water desalination plants, in addition to the associated transmission and
distribution networks. DEWA was formed in 1992 as a result of the merger of Dubai
Electric Company and Dubai Water Department, both of which have been operating
independently since 1959. In 2015, DEWA had a total power generation capacity
of 9,656 MW and desalinated water capacity of 470 million imperial gallons
per day (MIG/day). The authority served a customer base of over 600,000
electricity consumers and 500,000 water consumers. DEWA’s total amount of
assets is equal to AED 120bn, while assets in conjunction with affiliated companies
exceed AED 127 billion. Electricity consumption by DEWA customers is
composed of 42% commercial, 31% residential, 11% industrial, 9% desalination
and 7% other. Water consumption by DEWA customers is overwhelmingly
dominated by residential consumption (59%), followed by commercial (25%), other
(10%) and industrial (5%).

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Future Plans and Investments (UAE, Dubai, and DEWA’s)
○ Government's projections for investment into the UAE power and water
sector are promising. The nation has invested tens of billions of dollars in various
power generation and water projects during 2011-2015. Additionally, till the year
2020, private sector is projected to be presented with an opportunity to invest up to
USD 100bn into the power generation sector. The private sector is to be
encouraged to invest in the energy sector, bringing technology, expertise and
capital. DEWA will remain the single buyer of water and electricity in the Emirate.
DEWA has launched a host of successful initiatives and have allocated over AED
2.6bn towards the development of electricity and water infrastructure in the Emirate,
ahead of the World Expo 2020, aiming to have a more efficient generation,
transmission, and distribution of electricity and water.
○ As previously noted, nuclear power generation will be a key component of the
UAE's power mix diversification strategy over the next decade. The Emirate
Nuclear Energy Corp (ENEC) is planning to issue an international tender to
buy nuclear fuel needed to begin operating the country’s nuclear plants. The
nuclear regulator will agree to contracts for obtaining the uranium, converting it and
enriching the fuel for use in its plants’ nuclear reactors, which expects to start its
first nuclear power plant in 2017.
○ Under Dubai’s Integrated Energy Strategy 2030, the emirate plans to reduce
energy imports and climate warming carbon dioxide emissions by 30% by
2030, using its own solar power and nuclear power imported from neighbouring
emirate Abu Dhabi to reduce reliance on gas. Dubai has unveiled plans for a 1,000
MW solar energy park to diversify its energy mix and reduce dependency on oil
and gas (more on the project in the next section). Dubai aims to provide 7% of its
total power output from clean energy by 2020, 25% by 2030, and 75% by 2050.
○ In January 2016, Dewa approved AED 23.65bn budget for 2016 (compared to
AED22.87bn in 2015) in addition to launching strategic projects totaling AED 27bn
that will use the Independent Power Producer (IPP) model to leverage Public
Private Partnerships and build new capacity in renewable energy. A large part of
the budget will also go to clean-energy-related projects in support of the Dubai
Clean Energy Strategy 2050 to provide 75% of Dubai’s total power output from
clean energy. A total of AED 8.72bn will be allocated to capital expenditure and
projects, compared with AED 8.03bn in 2015. The 2016 budget includes a number
of key projects, including AED 2.96bn in generation, AED 3.42bn in power
transmission, AED 1.21bn in power distribution, and AED 1.04bn in water and civil,
in addition to other amounts totaling AED 95mn. Other projects include building 9
new 132kV substations, and other power transmission and distribution projects and
smart communication networks at a total cost of AED 1.544bn. Water storage
projects also included building two water reservoirs at Al Nakhly with an allocated

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budget of AED 245mn, building a water pumping station on the Dubai-Al Ain road
at AED 50mn, as well as other water transmission and distribution projects. Dewa’s
operational budget for 2016 is AED 14.16bn compared with AED 13.46bn in 2015,
while the administrative capital budget is AED 770mn.
Future projects by UAE’s water and electricity authorities
○ Dubai solar projects: Dewa will build the world’s largest Concentrated Solar
Power (CSP) project that will generate 1,000MW of energy by 2030 in the
Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum solar park, using the Independent Power
Producer (IPP) model. The 13MW first phasebecame operational in October 2013,
and the 200MW second phase will be operational in April 2017. Once completed,
the project will achieve a reduction of approximately 6.5 million tonnes of carbon
emissions annually. The project will use thermal storage for 8-12 hours daily, taking
into account technical and economic factors. This will contribute to improving the
effectiveness and efficiency of production and meet the requirements of the
electricity grid. The overall project will be developed in a build and operate model
for a duration of 25 years, where Dewa will retain 60%. Dewa’s CEO revealed in a
media article, that the overall 5,000MW project within the solar park, which includes
PV and CSP, would cost AED 50bn; and would make Dubai the city with the lowest
carbon footprint in the world by 2050. On May 1rst 2016, a total of five bids were
received for the 800MV third phase of the DEWA project, but in June 2016, DEWA
selected the Abu Dhabi clean energy firm, Masdar, to lead the consortium whihc
included Spain's GranSolar and Saudi-owned Fotowatio Renewable Ventures. At
just 2.99 U.S. cents/kWh, phase three is 15% cheaper than the world’s previous
lowest benchmark for solar, set in Mexico in April, and marks another step towards
diminishingly cheap PV projects at scale in emerging markets. Phase A is 200 MW
that will be commissioned by April 2018; Phase B will have a capacity of 300 MW
to be commissioned by April 2019, and Phase C will also have a capacity of 300
MW to be commissioned by April 2020.
○ Dewa plans for enhanced Dubai water supply network: In April 2016, Dewa
announced it will commission a AED 654mn for the supply and construction of a
73-kilometre, 600-1200mm water transmission network across Dubai as well as
another 300km, 100-450mm water transmission network. These networks will
manage the increasing demand for water in Dubai, providing a high-quality
infrastructure for Dubai’s sustainable development.
○ The Ministry of Infrastructure Development and the Federal Authority for
Electricity and Water (FEWA) signed a joint co-operative agreement for
developing an advanced system for Federal Spatial Data Infrastructure (FSDI) on
the 15th of June, 2016. A spatial data infrastructure (SDI) is a data infrastructure

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implementing a framework of geographic data, metadata, users and tools that are
interactively connected in order to use spatial data in an efficient and flexible way.
The sysstem is rich in spatial and descriptive data for effective designing, planning,
implementing and managing projects under the UAE Vision2021 National Agenda.
The agreement was signed in implementation of the resolution issued by the
Ministerial Council for Services in 2014 directing the Ministry of Infrastructure
Development to co-ordinate with other federal and local government authorities to
modernise the comprehensive plan for federal buildings and developing regions for
2030 and update the Geographical Information System (GIS) by establishing the
FSDI programme.
○ The Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority (ADWEA) announceda list pre-
qualified companies for participation in the competition to select a developer
to own up to 40% of a 350MW Solar PV Independent Power Project. The remaining
60% per cent equity will be held by ADWEA. Over 90 companies originally
responded to ADWEA's request for an Expression of Interest, published in
international and local press in December 2015. Following a comprehensive review
process carried out by the Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Company (ADWEC) of
the Statement of Qualifications received, 34 companies have now been selected
on April 26, 2016 as Pre-qualified Parties in accordance with applicable criteria and
such companies have received a detailed Request for Proposal. The deadline for
Bid Submission has been set in the RFP for 19 September 2016. The Pre-qualified
Bidders are as follows: Acciona / Swicorp (as consortium), Acme, ACWA Power,
Adani, Alfanar / Building Energy (as consortium), Canadian Solar, China State
Construction Engineering Corporation, EDF Energies Nouvelles, Elecnor, Enel,
Engie, Equis, First Solar, Fotowatio FRV, Golden Concord Holdings / PAL
Technology (as consortium), Hindustan Clean Energy, Intecsa / Cobra (as
consortium), JGC, Jinko Solar, Kepco / GS Engineering & Construction / Hanwha
Q Cells (as consortium), Mainstream, Marubeni, Masdar, Mitsui, Phelan Energy
Group, ReNew Solar Power / Japan Renewable Energy (as consortium), RWE /
Belectric (as consortium), Sojitz, Solar Reserve , Spectrum / Maessa / Leighton
Contracting (as consortium), Stumpf / MENA Infrastructure Fund (as consortium),
Tenaga, Total / Sunpower (as consortium), TSK. The Project will comprise, inter
alia, the development, financing, construction, operation, maintenance and
ownership of the greenfield renewable power generation plant.
○ FEWA undertakes a number of water projects worth AED 300 water project in
Sharjah to meet the growing demand from new urban centres at Al Madam and
Maliha. The projects included a 400 km-long water distribution network at Al Madam
area and a water reservoir with a total capacity of 4 million imperial gallons to ensure
uninterrupted water supply to these areas.
The new water projects will serve 45 low-income neighbourhoods in addition to
government entities and commercial establishments.

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Appendix: List of DEWA Tenders
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No
Tender No Tender Description
Closing
Date
Functional Area Contract type
1 2121500111 Nursery Management Outsourcing at DEWA Child
Care Center Branches in Al Quoz & Al Warsan.
18-Jan-16 Human Resources Services
2 2131500077 DEWA Private Cloud Phase - II (SAHAB) 24-Jan-16 IT Supply and Install
3 2051500081 Supply of 11KV Power Cables. 1-Feb-16 Cables Supply
4 2131500072 Supply, Installation, Testing & Commissioning of
Energy Metering and Validation System.
1-Feb-16 Electric Controls Supply and Install
5 2051500091 Supply of Cubicle Type Low Voltage Distribution
Boards.
3-Feb-16 Electric Distribution Supply
6 2121500101 Installation, Testing and Commissioning of
Distribution Substations & Kiosks and
Disconnection, Recovery Replacement of
Equipment.
10-Feb-
16
Electric Distribution Supply and Install
7 2051500101 Supply of Low Voltage Power Cables. 14-Feb-
16
Cables Supply
8 2051500111 Annual Rate Contract for Supply of Tyres. 15-Feb-
16
Operational Supply
9 2051500071 Supply of Self - Cleaning Intake Air Filters for L2
Station Gas Turbines atJebel Ali.
16-Feb-
16
Consumables Supply
10 2051500102 Supply of Red DesertDune Sand. 16-Feb-
16
Consumables Supply
11 2121600005 Consultancy Services for Design and Construction
Supervision of Jebel Ali Power Station Site
PermanentDewatering and Associated works.
21-Feb-
16
Construction Services
12 2051600002 Supply of HDPE Ducts & Accessories for Fiber
Optic Cables.
22-Feb-
16
Cables Supply
13 2051500082 Supply of Uniforms for DEWA Staff. 22-Feb-
16
Operational Supply
14 2131500071 Enhancement of Physical Security at Jebel Ali &
Aweer Power Stations,Phase - 1.
24-Feb-
16
Security Services
15 2121600003 Consultancy Services for Development of Green
Energy Fund.
28-Feb-
16
Operational Services
16 2121500121 Drilling across the Roads for Cable Laying. 1-Mar-16 Construction Services
132KV Cable Laying works for 12 Nos. 132/11 kV
Substations and Associated works.
3-Mar-16 Construction Services
18 2121600006 Consultancy Services for Development of Dubai
Green Free Zone Strategy and DevelopmentPlan.
3-Mar-16 Operational Services
19 2131500111 Construction of Tawi Lehbab 33/11 KV Substation
Buildings & Associated works at Al Lehbab - II,
Dubai.
8-Mar-16 Construction Services
20 2051600001 Supply of Safety Shoes for DEWA Staff. 8-Mar-16 Operational Supply
21 2051600015 Supply of Low Voltage CurrentTransformers. 9-Mar-16 Electric Distribution Supply
22 2051600004 Sypply of Low Voltage HRC Fuse Links. 9-Mar-16 Electric Distribution Supply
23 2421500072 Repairing & Replacing the Sheath Fault Inside
Ducts of DEWA Cable Circuits.
10-Mar-
16
Cables Services
24 2131500081 Supply, Installation, Testing, Commissioning &
Associated Modification Works on the DC System
of 400 KV and 132 KV Substations.
10-Mar-
16
25 2051600012 Supply of Pulse Type Self-Cleaning InletAir Filters
for V94.2 Gas Turbines at G Station, Jebel Ali.
14-Mar-
16
Consumables Supply

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26 2121600001 Installation and Commissioning of11 KV Cables. 14-Mar-
16
Cables Supply and Install
27 2421600001 ConsultancyServices for Reviewing & Upgrading of
Civil Works Specification for 132 KV Substations.
15-Mar-
16
28 2051600005 Supply of Crimping Type Cable Sockets. 16-Mar-
16
Cables Supply
29 2121600008 Leasing ofvarious LightVehicles for DEWA. 17-Mar-
16
Operational Supply
30 2051600011 Supply of Pre-filters,Pulse Filters & Fine Filters for
M Station Gas Turbines at Jebel Ali.
21-Mar-
16
Consumables Supply
31 2121600011 Civil works for Installation & Commissioning of
11/33 KV Cables.
21-Mar-
16
32 2131600007 AMI SmartGrid Interim IT Infrastructure. 22-Mar-
16
IT Services
33 2131600013 Supply, Installation, Commissioning, Testing,
Training and Maintenance of Under Vehicle
Scanning System.
22-Mar-
16
Security Supply and Install
34 2051600016 Supply of Heat Shrink Type Cable Joints and
Accessories for 11kV Cables.
22-Mar-
16
Cables Supply
35 2421600012 Installation of Low Voltage Cables, Drilling under
the Roads and Installation of Mini Distribution
Pillars.
23-Mar-
16
Cables Supply and Install
36 2421500051 Design, Supply, Installation, Testing &
Commissioning of Chlorine Dioxide System at
Hatta Pumping Station Phase II including all
Associated Civil & Electromechanical works.
23-Mar-
16
Water Distribution Supply and Install
37 2211600011 Supply, Installation and Commissioning of Fully
Automatic Interfacial Tensiometer & Corrosive
Suplhur TestSet.
23-Mar-
16
Water Distribution Supply and Install
38 2211600001 Supply of Electromagnetic Insertion Flow Meter. 24-Mar-
16
Water Distribution Supply
39 2121600002 Replacement of Thermal Insulation of Steam
Turbine at 'D' Station, Phase-II,Jebel Ali.
27-Mar-
16
40 2211600002 Enterprise Data Backup Solution for Transmission
Power Operational Technology(TP-OT).
28-Mar-
16
IT Supply and Install
41 2121600015 Leasing ofSaloon Car and Standard 4WD Vehicles
for DEWA.
28-Mar-
16
42 2211600004 Purchase ofPhotocopiers. 29-Mar-
16
Operational Supply
43 2131600003 Supply and Stacking of Concrete Crash Barriers at
'M' Station, Jebel Ali.
29-Mar-
16
Construction Supply and Install
44 2131600014 Supply, Installation,Testing and Commissioning of
120,000 Nos. 3PH. & 20,000 Nos. 1PH. Direct
Connected and 10,000 Nos. LV-CT Operated
Modular Type Smart Electricity Meters and 2,500
No.s Data Concentrators for 2016 AMI Projects.
30-Mar-
16
Electric Controls Supply and Install
45 2121600016 Provision of Professional Engineers for Project
Managementand Site Supervision Service for 400
KV & 132 KV Substations and Associated Cable
Laying works.
30-Mar-
16
Human Resources Services
46 2211600012 Purchase of Battery Operated Electric Burden
Carrier Vehicle and Golf Cart.
30-Mar-
16
Operational Supply
CCTV System and Associated works at Ruwaiyah
Garage and Workshop.
31-Mar-
16
Bar Code Solution (Hardware & Software) for
DEWA Stores.
4-Apr-16 IT Supply and Install
49 2121600007 Replacement of PILC Cables in 11KV System
Installation & Commissioning of11 KV Cables (2nd
Phase 100 KMs)
4-Apr-16 Cables Supply and Install
8 Nos. of Booster Pumps Hatta Phase i along with
modification ofPump Inletand Outlet Pipeline.
5-Apr-16 Water Distribution Supply and Install

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51 2121600031 Consultancy Services for Customer Experience
Improvement.
7-Apr-16 Operational Services
52 2131600015 Replacement nad Maintenance of CCTV Cameras
System (Phase - 1) and Associated works at
various DEWA Substations.
7-Apr-16 Security Supply and Install
53 2131600008 ConsultancyServices for the Review and Update of
the Existing DEWA Smart Grid Strategy and
Implementation Road Map.
10-Apr-16 Operational Services
24 Fibre FO Cable with Accessories from HABB
33/11 KV Substation to proposed TAWILIHABAB
(TAWILHBB) 33/11 KV Substation,
11-Apr-16 Electric Controls Supply and Install
55 2131600021 Enterprise Infrastructure Monitoring Solution for
Network Operation Center (NOC) - DEWA Rasid
Project.
11-Apr-16 IT Supply and Install
56 2051600017 Supply of Outdoor FGRP Kiosks. 12-Apr-16 Operational Supply
57 2051600006 Supply of 1000KVA Pocket Substations. 13-Apr-16 Electric Distribution Supply
58 2121600032 Hiring of Security Guards, CCTV Operators &
Patrolling Supervisors with Motorbikes for DEWA
Jebel Ali Power Plants.
19-Apr-16 Security Services
59 2211600021 Purchase ofForklifts - 03, 07 & 10 Tons. 21-Apr-16 Operational Supply
60 2131600004 Replacement of Corroded Valves, Tray Covers,
Impulse Tube Trays, Instrument Sunshades and
De-Rusting and Painting of Instrument Panels,
Trays & MOunitng including Supplyand Installation
in 'L' Station Belnding, Hype-Chlorination, waste
Water & Sewage TreatmentPlantAreas atJebel Ali
Power Station.
25-Apr-16 Water Distribution Supply and Install
61 2121600014 Engineering Consultancy Services for Aweer
Power Station 'H' Phase IV.
1-May-16 Operational Services
62 2051600021 Supply of Heat Shrink Type Cable Joints and
Accessories for LV Cables.
4-May-16 Cables Supply
63 2051600022 Supply of Earthing Materials. 9-May-16 Consumables Supply
64 2121600012 Surface Preparation and Painting ofSteel Structure
& Walkways of the Seal Pit Area of Cest # 85 / 86
at L Station, Phase - II, Jebel Ali.
9-May-16 Construction Services
65 2211600031 Purchase of Cable Drum, Flatbed & Lowbed
Trailers.
10-May-
16
Operational Supply
66 2051600023 Supply of Cable Protection Tapes. 11-May-
16
Consumables Supply
67 2051600031 Supply of uPVC Pipes for Underground Cables. 11-May-
16
Cables Supply
68 2131600017 Implementation of Electronic Access Control
System (EACS) in ICS (Industrial Control System)
Rooms of D, E, G, K, H, L1, L2 & M Stations
including Engineering, Supply, Installation,
Commissioning and Testing in Generation Division
(GD).
12-May-
16
69 2121600042 ConsultancyServices for Assessmentofthe impact
of High Penetration of Utility-Scale Solar
Renewable Generation on DEWA's Power System
Operation.
12-May-
16
70 2131600012 Supply, Installation & Commissioning of required
Equipment to carry out Centralized Self - Healing
PIlot Project on 6 Nos.11 KV Rings.
19-May-
16
71 2211600023 Supply & Installation of Cranes of various capacity
on DEWA existing vehicles.
19-May-
16
Operational Supply and Install
72 2121600010 Engineering Consultancy Services for Sea Water
Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) Plantin Jebel Ali Power
Station.
25-May-
16
Water Distribution Services

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73 2131600009 Supply, Installation & Commissioning of Split A/C,
Package A/C and Chiller Units at Plant - 1 , Jebel
Ali.
26-May-
16
Operational Supply and Install
74 2211600024 Supply of UV Camera for Daylight Corona
Detection of OHL.
26-May-
16
Electric Distribution Supply
132 KV Cable Laying works for MBRBLVRD,
CREKHRBR & MUNTAZAH 132/11 KVSubstations
and Associated works.
6-Jun-16 Construction Supply and Install
76 2131600006 Installation, Jointing & Commisioning of 33 KV
Power Cable and Associated works and Supply,
Installation, Testing & Commissioning of 24 Fibre
FO Cable with Accessories from Garhoud 132/33
KV Substation to City Center 33/11 KV Substation.
12-Jun-16 Cables Supply and Install
77 2211600033 Purchase ofVarious Trucks for DEWA. 12-Jun-16 Operational Supply
78 2121600046 Establishing DEWA Technology Assurance &
Innovation Centre.
13-Jun-16 Operational Services
79 2121600047 Establishing DEWA Converged Security and
IncidentResponse Centre (DCSIRC).
13-Jun-16 Security Services
80 2121600041 Consultancy Services for Review of Generator /
Transformer Protection System & Develop a
Protection Code for Generation Division.
20-Jun-16 Electric Distribution Services
81 2051600024 Supply of Mineral Oil Filled Pole Mounted
Distribution Transformers.
22-Jun-16 Electric Distribution Supply
82 2051600025 Supply of 12KV Surge Arresters. 26-Jun-16 Electric Controls Supply
83 2131600029 Construction of a Research & Development(R&D)
Centre and Laboratoryand associated works.
27-Jun-16 Construction Services
84 2121600045 Replacement of damaged Conductor Span in 132
OHL Circuit.
27-Jun-16 Electric Controls Supply and Install
85 2131600034 Engineering, Procurement, Construction and
Commissioning og BIPV Innovation Forum at
DEWA Head Office including Civil, MEP and
Associated works.
3-Jul-16 Construction Services
86 2121600033 Replacement of Corroded Cable Trays in K, L1 &
L2 Stations,Jebel Ali.
13-Jul-16 Cables Supply and Install

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