TIMOR LESTE CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION WORKS OF THE NATIONWIDE ELECTRICAL POWER GRID AND POWER PLANT AND RELATED FACILITIES
The Project aims to supervise the construction works for the new national transmission network and new generation power plants. Two new power plants, based on diesel engines, have been installed to provide the country with about 250 MW. About 700 km of 150 kV transmission lines and eleven HV substations have been erected to make the power available all over the country. The feasibility study for some additional systems have also been developed, such as a submarine cable connection with Atauro island, and a separate 20 MW power plant for the enclave of Oecussi.
Works assigned to ELC consist of assistance in the EPC Contract negotiations, design review, factory inspections and site supervision during installation of mechanical & electrical equipment.
Design and construction of first 400 kV transmission lines and substations connecting the new Gilgel Gibe II 420 MW HPP to the Ethiopian grid:
- New 400 kV OHTL connecting Gilgel Gibe II HPP-Sabeta (230 km long)
- New 400 kV OHTL connecting Gilgel Gibe II HPP – Gilgel Gibe I HPP (45 km long)
- About 20 km of 230 kV Double circuit OHTL Connecting the substations Sebeta (old) with Sebeta (New)
- Construction of New 400/230 kV substations of Gilgel Gibe I HPP (new) and Sabeta (new)
- Extension of existing 230 kV substations Sebeta (old) and GG I HPP (old).
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