NEPCO: Electricity linkage with neighbouring countries proceeds as planned

Home Jordan News NEPCO: Electricity linkage with neighbouring countries proceeds as planned NEPCO: Electricity linkage with neighbouring countries proceeds as planned 17-04-2022 09:35 AM Ammon News - National Electric Power Company (NEPCO) Director Amjad Rawashdeh said Saturday that the electricity interconnection between Jordan and Iraq and Jordan and Egypt is proceeding according to plan and a set timeline, and called the linkage a model for Arab countries. He also said that work is underway to double the electric power exported to the Palestinian Jerusalem Electricity Grid through the operation of Al Ram Electrical Station this coming summer to raise the volume from 40 megawatt currently to 80 megawatt, according to an agreement signed by the two sides, Petra reported. NEPCO, he pointed out, is working to accomplish the station with the aim of promoting cooperation between Jordan and Palestine. He also said Jordan had signed a contract with Syria and Lebanon to supply Jordanian energy to Lebanon via the Syrian power network.

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NEPCO: Electricity linkage with neighbouring countries proceeds as planned

17-04-2022 09:35 AM

Ammon News - National Electric Power Company (NEPCO) Director Amjad Rawashdeh said Saturday that the electricity interconnection between Jordan and Iraq and Jordan and Egypt is proceeding according to plan and a set timeline, and called the linkage a model for Arab countries.

He also said that work is underway to double the electric power exported to the Palestinian Jerusalem Electricity Grid through the operation of Al Ram Electrical Station this coming summer to raise the volume from 40 megawatt currently to 80 megawatt, according to an agreement signed by the two sides, Petra reported.

NEPCO, he pointed out, is working to accomplish the station with the aim of promoting cooperation between Jordan and Palestine.

He also said Jordan had signed a contract with Syria and Lebanon to supply Jordanian energy to Lebanon via the Syrian power network.

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