3 minutes agoKEK delivers 2 million tender for repair of the pot in TC Kosova A
Periskopi(6 months ago)
(6 months ago)The Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) has contracted for the “Remont capital of the pot at TC Kosova A, Unit A5”, which aims to improve the operational efficiency of the Kosova A plant and increase power generation capacities. By means of this contract, there is the optimization of the caddaña performance in the A5 Unit. This [...]
By means of this contract, there is the optimization of the caddaña performance in the A5 Unit.
The “This project aims to optimise the unit A5's performance and increase the overall efficiency of thermal power conversion to electricity. The increase in efficiency that will be achieved through the Kazan capital Remont in the A5 Unit will be provided through replacement, repair and modernisation of the main components of the burning system, heat exchangers and assistance equipment, ensuring more sustainable operation, greater equipment life expectancy, by
Provided more sustainable functioning, the largest life expectancy of equipment“, the contract announcement reported, writes Insander, broadcast Periscope.
The contract has been granted to the company “Intering S. PK”, a local company linked to businessman Jevdet Shoshi, also known as owner of the “Onix complex SPA ) Peja Banja”
This company has long history of co-operation with KEK, winning over the years some major public contracts.
The division of this contract comes in a delicate period for the energy sector in Kosovo.
The country is facing serious problems in providing electricity, as a result of the frequent collapse of production blocks in thermal power plants.
On the other hand, today KESCO, I announce that the electromagnetic system is currently operating in difficult winter conditions, saying that opportunities for import security are limited due to technical conditions of the electromagnetic system in which Kosovo operates.
“K ESCO announces consumers and public opinion that the electromagnetic system is currently operating in difficult winter conditions. Low temperatures and increased use of electricity for heating have affected widespread consumption. In periods where local production remains low, the need for electricity import increases significantly. However, energy security opportunities from import are limited due to technical conditions of the electromagnetic system in which Kosovo operates, making it difficult to cover the demand at any moment”. /Periscope/
