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Saudi Electricity Company

Main Category: Electric Power Generation and Transmission
City : Riyadh
Country : Saudi Arabia
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Pressure seen easing on struggling Saudi power grid

New report says demand 'held in check' by drop in industrial activity during H2.

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Saudi signs $1.8bn deal to expand Qurayat power plant

Project to become operational before June 2014, will boost production at Gulf's largest utility.

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Gulf Arab states link up to foil power crunch

Gulf countries have taken a step towards ensuring that the electricity needs of their affluent societies are secured.

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Saudi's Alinma Bank examining further project funding

CEO says bank looking at King Abdullah Financial Center in Riyadh among others.

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Saudi Electricity seeks bidders for Riyadh project

Power plant project is expected to start first phase of operation by 2012.

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Powering Saudi

In this week’s issue we take a closer look at Saudi Arabia’s many power and water projects, which are either under construction or are to be announced over the next few years.

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Top 10 power and water projects in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia's demand for power has had to keep up with its growing economy. Construction Week picks out the biggest power and water projects in the Kingdom.

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Saudi Electricity set to sell more sukuk

CEO of state-owned enterprise indicates market may be tapped again after last week's pricing of $5bn issue.

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Saudi to spend $28bn on ailing electricity network

Kingdom to invest huge amounts over next three years to meet rising power demands.

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Pricing of Saudi Electricity's new sukuk soars

Rise far exceeds 45bps over Saudi Interbank Rate seen with maiden issue back in February.

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Saudi Electricity Company obtains $1.09bn loan

Electricity giant says loan will finance new power units to meet demands of citizens.

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Power rationed amid Saudi electricity shortage

Factories in Jeddah told that electricity will be turned off each day from 1-4pm.

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Saudi Electricity sukuk seen priced above maiden issue

Gulf's largest utility by market value begins roadshow for its 2nd sukuk issue.

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Saudi Electricity to sell sukuk for expansion

CEO confirms utility will issue Islamic bonds that could be worth about 5bn riyals.

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Firm wins $100m deals to boost Saudi power

Swiss based ABB to design, install and commission three substations in Makkah.

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Saudi plans to break-up state utility

SEC (Saudi Electricity Company) to be split into four independent power companies to encourage competition.

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ABB wins US $95 million Saudi power job

Power house ABB has won an order worth US $95 million (SAR356 million) from the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC), Saudi Arabia’s national power transmission utility for substations to help strengthen the country’s distribution network.

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Saudi Electricity posts 12% decline for Q3

UPDATE 1: Gulf's largest utility down on rising input costs, new projects.

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Saudi king set to launch $3.2bn power projects

King Abdullah begins visit to Madinah, will lay foundation stone for major developments.

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Generation game

Meeting the Middle East's power needs will require a clever mix of turbine and engine-based plants.

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Alstom building Saudi power

Power generation group Alstom has signed a contract with Saudi Electricity Company to build stage three of the Shoaiba power plant, worth around US $2.7 billion (SAR 10.1 billion).

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Consortium wins $2.8bn Saudi power deal

French firm Alstom Power leads project to expand capacity at plant near Jeddah.

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No more outages, says Saudi power chief

Acting CEO of Saudi Electricity Company reassures customers following blackout.

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Saudis hit by power cuts

Problems at power plants, malfunctioning transmission line blamed by Saudi Electricity Company.

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Saudi Electricity eyes sukuk

Gulf's largest utility by market value says it needs to spend $6.93bn on 4 power plants to meet demand.

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Nuclear’s second wind

Time is a healer, as the saying goes. And in the case of nuclear energy this seems to be true.

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GE inks $500mn Saudi contract

Power deal to supply gas turbines and generators to various power plants owned by Saudi Electricity.

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Experts back Gulf nuclear drive

Experts push nuclear to fuel booming economies in favour of renewable sources like wind and solar power.

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Saudi Electricity posts biggest loss in four years

Gulf largest utility loses $205.6mn during Q1, a time when falling demand hits profit.

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Saudi to overhaul power sector

Gov't to privatise Saudi Electricity, breaking utility up into four separate units, regulator says.

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Gulf markets rebound

Stocks across region push markets to higher close, bar Saudi which drops for fifth time in six days.

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Saudi boosts domestic power supply

Saudi Electricity says $40bn needed in investments by 2017 to reach demand.

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Saudi power project in prequalification stage

Some 45 companies and consortia previously submitted expressions of interest for the project.

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Saudi Electricity posts biggest loss in years

Utility reports loss of $144.8mn in Q4, twice as large as most pessimistic forecast.

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Saudi Electricity to shell out $7.4bn to meet demand

Utility unveils largest ever budget outlay for 2008 as consumption and costs soar.

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Saudi Electricity awards $1bn Rabigh contracts

Three local firms win contracts to expand generating capacity of power plant by 60%.

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Kelman takes Saudi treble

Delivery of transformer monitoring units for Saudi Electricity Company to be fast-tracked.

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Saudi Electricity earnings helped by summer heat

Gulf's largest utility increases Q3 profit by 5.8% to $454.4mn, beating forecasts.

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SEC job awarded

Zamil Cool Care has signed an agreement worth US $5.8 million (SAR21.5 million) with Saudi Electric Company (SEC).

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Arab energy giants eye coal imports

Four Gulf Arab states consider importing coal for power as they struggle to meet domestic demand.

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Saudi Electricity to spend $51bn to up capacity

Company will raise money from Islamic bonds to increase capacity by 60%.

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Saudi Electricity to sell $533mn in bonds

Company needs to up its generating capacity to meet increasing demand for power.

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Saudi to invest $50bn in power

Saudi Electricity says investment is needed to meet electricity demand up to 2015.

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SEC to invest $24 bn by 2010

Gulf's largest utility will sell Islamic bonds during next ten to 15 years to finance expansion.

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Saudi Electricity says has Aramco support

Utility says it is getting the support it needs to avoid summer power outages.

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Saudi Electricity seeks Aramco help

Utility needs Aramco to invest in more gas exploration and fuel pipelines to avoid power cuts this summer.

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Saudi Electricity to slash 900 jobs

Utility firm invites applications from employees for early retirement.

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