Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation has been awarded a contract for port construction in the Republic of Iraq. Extended by the General Company for Ports of Iraq (GCPI), the contract covers a port rehabilitation project in the country’s southern region of Basra, and is valued at approximately 110 million US dollars. The project is being funded through […]
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Calik to Supply 1/8 of Iraq’s Power
By John Lee. According to a report from World Bulletin, a new 750-megawatt (MW) power plant in Mosul city is planned to be completed and operating by September 2013. Build and run by Turkey’s Calik Energy [Calik Enerji], it will be Iraq’s fourth-largest power station; the company’s other plant at al-Khairat in Karbala is the […]
Turkish Firm Opens New Power Plant
The new al-Hayrat [Khayrat] power plant in Karbala was officially opened on Friday. At a ceremony to mark the event, Iraq’s Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs, Hussein al-Shahristani, thanked the Turkish company Calik Energy for completing the project successfully and on time. Ahmet Calik (pictured), CEO of Calik Holdings, said: “Al Hayrat energy power […]
Dunia Weekly Iraq Market Tracker
By Nick on 11th June 2012 in Construction & Engineering In Iraq, DFC Market Tracker, Investment, Iraq Banking & Finance News, Iraq Industry & Trade News, Iraq Oil & Gas News, Politics, Security
Advertising Feature Iraq Business News is delighted to bring you the latest Iraq Market Tracker report from Dunia Frontier Consultants. The market tracker highlights the activities and market performance of a basket of publicly traded firms who derive a significant percentage of their revenues from operations in Iraq, but are traded on foreign exchanges: a […]
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Bidders Named for $1bn Iraqi Power Plant
Iraq has announced the names of foreign companies bidding to build a $1 billion, 1,500 megawatt, power plant in western Iraq, according to a report from Reuters: South Korea’s Hyundai Engineering & Construction; Italy’s Saipem; Greece’s Metka; Turkey’s Gama; and, a consortium of Turkey’s Calik Enerji and Italy’s Techint. The plant will consist of six units: […]
Calik Enerji to Open Khairat Power Plant in July
The Turkish company Çalık Enerji will open its 250 mega watt Khairat power station at the beginning of July, the first of 20 stations Iraq hopes to build around the country, reports AKnews. The Deputy Prime Minister for Energy, Hussein al-Shahristani, made the announcement today and told AKnews that the Ministry of Oil will provide fuel […]
Iraq to Stop Importing Electricity Next Year
AKnews reports that Iraq will stop importing electricity from neighboring countries by the summer of 2013. Instead of depending on foreign countries for electricity, new capacity will be introduced over the next two years to the national grid, and energy production will reach 20,000 MW. Ministry spokesman Musab al-Mudarres told AKnews the ministry currently has […]
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Alstom Grid Wins Major Iraq Contract
Alstom Grid has been awarded a €80 million contract from Calik Energy [Calik Enerji], a leading Turkish energy company, for the supply of electrical transmission equipment to be installed in two power plants being built in Iraq by Calik Energy. This contract is considered the largest one to date for Alstom Grid in Iraq. The […]
Work Starts at $450m Karbala Power Station
Iraq’s Deputy Premier for Energy, Hussein al-Shahrestani, laid the foundation stone for the new 1250 megawatt al-Khairat power station in Karbala, which will add about 20% to power production in Iraq if completed as scheduled in April 2013. Iraqi energy officials on Sunday marked the start of work on a 1,250 megawatt power plant with […]
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Iraq’s Biggest Power Plant – Calik Energy Signs Contract
By Editor on 14th January 2011 in Construction & Engineering In Iraq, Employment, Iraq Public Works News
A Turkish energy company signed a deal with the Iraqi government on Thursday to build a power plant at a cost of $445.5 million [521 billion Iraqi dinars]. The deal between Turkey’s Calik Enerji and the Iraqi Electricity Ministry is for the construction of the 1,250 megawatt al-Hayrat [Khayrat?] plant in Karbala. Calik Holding CEO, […]
22 Power Plant Tenders to be Issued Next Week
Iraq will soon ask for bids on projects to install and run 22 gas turbines that could boost its power generating capacity by 30 percent in the next few years, an official from the Ministry of Electricity said on Tuesday. Reuters reports that the ministry plans to ask companies to build plants in four provinces, […]