alan131210 wrote:
ABB has won orders worth around $120m (£86m) from KAR Construction and Engineering Company to design and build a power plant and construct two 400/132kV high-voltage substations that will supply power to the Kurdistan.
The 640MW open-cycle power plant will use natural gas from the Khormala oil field and light fuel oil (LFO) as back-up to generate electricity from gas turbines.
Two 400/132kV high-voltage substations will help feed the power into Iraq’s regional and national grid, and also supply electricity to the Khormala oil field.
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KurdInEurope wrote:Kurdistan receives 14.3 trillion dinars in 2013 budget
Kurdistan region receives 14.3 trillion dinars of Iraq's budget for 2013, an 18 per cent increase on this year's spending programme, a government spokesman said.
The 138 trillion dinar budget, which still requires parliamentary approval, is 21 trillion dinars greater than Iraq's 2012 budget, and is based on average oil prices of $90 per barrel and expected production of 2.9 million barrels of oil per day, Ali al-Dabbagh said in a statement.
Included in the 2013 budget is an expected 250,000 bpd of exports from Iraq's northern Kurdistan region.
Source: http://www.kurdsat.tv/news.php?id=793&type=iraq
burnsss wrote:KurdInEurope wrote:Kurdistan receives 14.3 trillion dinars in 2013 budget
Kurdistan region receives 14.3 trillion dinars of Iraq's budget for 2013, an 18 per cent increase on this year's spending programme, a government spokesman said.
The 138 trillion dinar budget, which still requires parliamentary approval, is 21 trillion dinars greater than Iraq's 2012 budget, and is based on average oil prices of $90 per barrel and expected production of 2.9 million barrels of oil per day, Ali al-Dabbagh said in a statement.
Included in the 2013 budget is an expected 250,000 bpd of exports from Iraq's northern Kurdistan region.
Source: http://www.kurdsat.tv/news.php?id=793&type=iraq
How much US-dollars is 14.3 trillion?
unitedkurdistan wrote:alan131210 wrote:
ABB has won orders worth around $120m (£86m) from KAR Construction and Engineering Company to design and build a power plant and construct two 400/132kV high-voltage substations that will supply power to the Kurdistan.
The 640MW open-cycle power plant will use natural gas from the Khormala oil field and light fuel oil (LFO) as back-up to generate electricity from gas turbines.
Two 400/132kV high-voltage substations will help feed the power into Iraq’s regional and national grid, and also supply electricity to the Khormala oil field.
Kurdsat
The guy who told or introduced ABB to invest in Kurdistan was a kurdish civil engineer who now works in a project with my father, however the reason why this project was never accomplished was because of a corrupt kurd with influence. THis needs to stop, if we want to stop turkish companies from replacing european companies than we need to stop having corrupted politicians.
purearch72 wrote:Do we know this kurd by any chance?
jjmuneer wrote:unitedkurdistan wrote:alan131210 wrote:
ABB has won orders worth around $120m (£86m) from KAR Construction and Engineering Company to design and build a power plant and construct two 400/132kV high-voltage substations that will supply power to the Kurdistan.
The 640MW open-cycle power plant will use natural gas from the Khormala oil field and light fuel oil (LFO) as back-up to generate electricity from gas turbines.
Two 400/132kV high-voltage substations will help feed the power into Iraq’s regional and national grid, and also supply electricity to the Khormala oil field.
Kurdsat
The guy who told or introduced ABB to invest in Kurdistan was a kurdish civil engineer who now works in a project with my father, however the reason why this project was never accomplished was because of a corrupt kurd with influence. THis needs to stop, if we want to stop turkish companies from replacing european companies than we need to stop having corrupted politicians.
Is it completely privately funded?
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