Celebrating 18 Years of Powering Progress: The New Talkha Power Station

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Celebrating 18 Years of Powering Progress: The New Talkha Power Station

Today, on August 19, we commemorate a significant milestone in Egypt’s energy sector: the 18th anniversary of the commercial operation of the first gas unit at the New Talkha Power Station 750 MW Combined Cycle. This landmark facility, located on the western bank of the Nile River’s Damietta Branch, has been a cornerstone of the country’s power infrastructure, contributing to a more stable and reliable electricity supply for millions.

 

An Overview of the Powerhouse

The New Talkha Power Station is a state-of-the-art combined cycle facility with a net output of 750 MW. Its advanced design is centered around a power block that includes two 250 MW combustion turbine generators. The exhaust gases from these turbines are used to drive a single 250 MW condensing steam turbine generator, maximizing energy efficiency and reducing the plant’s environmental footprint. The plant’s strategic location allows it to draw cooling water directly from the Nile River, a crucial element for its operation.

 

ECPC’s Indispensable Role

ECPC is proud to have been a key partner in this vital project, specifically in the development of its critical cooling infrastructure. Our work ensured the plant’s once-through cooling system could function efficiently, enabling the continuous generation of power.

  • Reinforced Concrete Cylinder Pipes (RCCP): We supplied approximately 2,053 meters of high-quality RCCP and specialized fittings.
  • Large-Diameter Piping: This scope included 434 pipes with a massive diameter of 2,500mm, along with 102 special fittings.

 

Cooling the Powerhouse

Our RCCP pipes were used to create the plant’s circulating water piping system, which draws non-contact cooling water from the Damietta Branch of the Nile River. This system, facilitated by ECPC’s pipes, allows for the abstraction of water through an intake pipeline and the subsequent return of the heated water to the Nile via a discharge pipeline.

ECPC’s commitment to quality and engineering excellence was instrumental in the successful completion of this project. We are honored to have played a role in a facility that has been a beacon of progress and a testament to Egypt’s dedication to developing its energy infrastructure.

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