Petroleum & mining

The first plant in Egypt to rely on air cooling.

The new Esna substation runs at 220×66 with 2×125 MVA, and 66/11 kV with 2×40 MVA.

Expanding the station from (22/220) to (22/500), targeting 2,000 MW capacity, operating at 22/220/500 kV with 4×500 + 4×175 MVA.

Converting it to combined-cycle operation — raising efficiency and adding 500 MW without extra fuel; the project employed 2,300 workers (engineers, admins, supervisors, technicians).

Building Kima 2 to produce ammonia and urea from natural gas instead of water electrolysis to conserve energy, using the world's latest urea and ammonia technology.

Building the Nag Hammadi control center (Upper Egypt electricity zone), controlling 111 substations at various voltages, serving Sohag, Qena, Luxor and Aswan.

Building the Samalut control center (Central Egypt electricity zone), controlling 91 substations at various voltages, serving Fayoum, Beni Suef, Minya, Assiut and New Valley.

Building a seawater desalination plant in Abu Zenima with 20,000 m³/day capacity.

Building Al-Salam pumping station with 5.6 million m³/day capacity to lift water from the new course and pump it through 4 pipes.

Building Shader Azzam pumping station with 400,000 m³/day capacity to lift water from Shader Azzam drain to the new course.

Building a modern refining complex in Mostorod at a total cost of USD 4.336 billion, with foreign investment estimated at 87% of total project cost.

Building a 90,000-ton silo complex in New Borg El-Arab, Alexandria, over a total area of 22,800 m².

A 26 MW solar plant generating clean electricity.

6 tanks (diesel/LPG) with 250,000 m³ capacity in Suez to increase strategic petroleum storage.

270,000-ton silos in (Hehia, Abu Hammad, Borg El-Arab, El-Qassaseen East, San El-Hagar) to preserve the strategic wheat reserve.

Developing the deep-water Mediterranean field, producing 365 million cubic feet of gas/day by drilling 8 wells.

90,000-ton silos in Ismailia to preserve the strategic wheat reserve.

Rehabilitating 2 gas turbines and raising unit efficiency, extending combustion-chamber overhaul intervals from 8,000 to 12,000 hours.

Developing the plant by adding a 250 MW combined steam unit to reach 750 MW.

A 22/66 kV substation in Fayoum governorate.

Raising production efficiency by 45 million cubic feet of gas/day and 400 barrels of condensate/day by drilling 4 wells.

A line feeding Beni Suef power plant, 65 km long and 36 inches in diameter.

A 45,000-ton silo to preserve the strategic wheat reserve.

Raising field efficiency to produce 130 million cubic feet of gas/day and 140 barrels of condensate/day.

A pipeline transporting oil from the Southwest Meleiha fields in the Western Desert with 7,000 barrels/day capacity.

Two silos in Giza with 120,000-ton capacity to preserve the strategic wheat reserve.

An 11/66/220 kV substation, 40 MVA, to reinforce the electrical grid.

Reinforcing the unified grid by linking Al-Narges station to Sakaka El-Kuraimat station at 220 kV.

A complex in Ain Sokhna over 400 acres.

Reinforcing the national grid to absorb added capacity and reduce losses.

A new steam power plant to boost electricity generation.

4 tanks (3 diesel, 1 gasoline) with a total capacity of 45,000 m³ to increase storage.

A 42-inch gas line, 165 km long, to reinforce the national grid and feed the Administrative Capital.

An 11/66 kV substation, 2×40 MVA, gas-insulated type.

3 transformers of 750 MVA each to reinforce the 500 kV grid and feed the new industrial zone.

Sewage projects with a total capacity of 760,000 m³/day to improve sewage services.

Establishing 75 groundwater wells in New Valley and Toshka using solar power.

A 22/220/500 kV substation, 3×500 MVA, linked to the Administrative Capital.

Substations serving the Ebni Beitak areas, social housing and the Sakan Misr project.

Developing deep-water natural-gas reserves totaling 8 wells producing 700 million cubic feet/day.

1,000 m³ storage capacity each, plus a loading platform, to serve Assiut residents.

60,000-ton capacity to preserve the strategic wheat reserve.

Three silos (El-Sheikh Fadl, Bani Mazar, El-Bahnasa) with 180,000-ton capacity.

Converting gas-generation units to combined cycle to raise total capacity to 940 MW without extra fuel.

Building a gas field producing 50 million cubic feet/day by drilling 4 wells and installing an offshore platform.

Increasing the transmission-grid capacity nationwide for an efficient, reliable system.

Building the unit to produce 700,000 tons/year of high-octane gasoline and 10,000 tons/year of LPG.

Raising efficiency to handle 120,000 barrels of water/day and increase extraction to 60,000 barrels of oil/day.

Establishing solar-powered wells with remote automation for 25 wells ~45 m deep, as a model for energy rationing.

Raising the Nooros field's efficiency to ~1.1 billion cubic feet of gas/day plus 8,600 barrels/day by drilling 15 wells.

Built over 50,000 m² in El-Edwa district, north of Minya.

Total capacity 580 MW across three phases of 240, 220 and 120 MW.

Building the largest solar power plant on Benban village land in Aswan — the world's largest — generating ~90% of the High Dam's output.

Raising capacity using the latest clean-energy technology and adding 500 MW.

Building transformers with 1,500 MW capacity.

Building a power plant that is one of the world's largest combined-cycle plants.

Total station capacity at 22/220/500 kV.

Building the East Ghayada power plant in Beni Suef, combined-cycle technology, 4,800 MW capacity.

An 11/66 kV substation, 2×40 MVA.

Built at 66 kV with expansions to absorb added generation capacity and reduce grid losses, reinforcing Upper Egypt.

Building a platform for new gas production of ~135 million cubic feet/day plus 3,300 barrels of oil and condensate/day by drilling 6 wells.

Upgrading the line at 42 inches and 50 km, serving Damietta and Port Said.

Building the new Assiut East-Nile substation at 500/220/22 kV beside the industrial city to end power outages.

Building a factory over 20,000 m² to produce 10,000 m³ of plant compost per cycle.

Building the grain store in Qasr El-Basil, Fayoum, with 50,000-ton storage capacity to preserve wheat.

Extending the gas line to feed North Giza power plant, in two phases: phase one 42-inch/34 km, phase two 32-inch/38 km.