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Aggreko Africa History
1995
Aggreko Africa executed the first power project (Burkina Faso)
2001
9 MW power package to cement manufacturer Scancem International ANS (Sokoto, Nigeria)
12 MW power package to Kellogg Brown and Root
for construction and production facilities at the ESSO Chad oilfield development project (Kome, Chad)
2002
12 MW power package supplied at 4 locations to power existing substation and distribution infrastructure at the Samir Oil Refinery (Morocco)
15 MW of power to support utility grid
(Cabinda, Angola)
20 MW of power generation required to meet grid demand and stabilise the Abuja network, Nigeria
8 MW loadbank package for the refurbishment of the Glas Dowr FPSO (Cape Town, South Africa)
2004
14 MW of power to enhance power quality and stability (Libreville, Gabon)
3 MW temporary power package and 4 MW Loadbank package at the Burullus Gas processing plant located (Idku, Egypt)
2 MW temporary power package installed on board an offshore platform for Zeitco to power the entire facility (Gulf of Suez, Egypt)
2005
10 MW additional power due to hydro shortage to reduce rolling blackouts (Tanzania)
46 MW backup power to replace broken down turbine and engine at power plant (Martinique)
40 MW temporary power package to Senegal utility company SENELEC (Dakar, Senegal)
6 MW of power to run entire new production line in case of power outage from unstable national grid at cement plant (Mauritania)
First project in Uganda with 50 MW of power to Uganda Electricity Transmission Company Limited
2006
6 MW power plant for the short-term operation of a boiler on site (Guinea)
10 MW of power for induction arc furnace for a major foundry (South Africa)
40 MW first ever gas powered turn-key project to support the utility grid
after droughts -Tanzania
100 MW commissioned on a single site in a three phase project for KenGen to support the local utility grid (Kenya)
8 MW stand-by power package on board FPSO Conkouati (Yombo field, Congo)
4 MW temporary power package to a remote oil pumping station in the Algerian Sahara Desert run by AGIP (Algeria)
2007
30 MW of power to supplement the utility grid
(Gabon)
90 MW of temporary power to help sustain and support utility grid - Luanda, Angola
2008
50 MW base load power to support the local utility grid (Jinja, Uganda)
4 MW diesel and gas generators for the commissioning and startup of a gas compression station (Egypt)
10 MW of power for mine operations (Mossel Bay, South Africa)
Additional 40 MW of utility power to existing site (Cabinda, Angola)
30 MW of power to support utility grid (Lubango, Angola)
20 MW of power for LNG plant (Tunisia)
20 MW of power to Tanesco for the routine scheduled maintenance of a 33kV transformer (Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania)
2009
Opened a fully functional
depot in Midrand
, South Africa
10 MW of gas power for Sococim Cement plant (Senegal)
140 MW of additional power to supplement grid
(Kenya)
14.7 MW of power for all venues at the FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009 – South Africa
30 MW of power to EEPCO, to combat hydro power shortage due to severe droughts (Nazaret, Ethiopia)
2010
56 MW of power to all venues at the
2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™
5 MW of power for the commissioning of an Integrated Gas Project (Nigeria)
5 MW for the consolidation of operations power supply at gas terminal (Nigeria)
70 MW of gas-fueled power to support utility grid in Cote d’Ivoire
2011
Opened a
Service Centre in Durban
Branches and subsidiaries opened in Ivory Coast, in Senegal, in Nigeria and in DRC.