[CPECC Signed Contract for Niger Oilfield Power Station Project] Recently, CPECC West Africa Company received a notice of award for the power station operation and maintenance project from CNPC Niger, marking the first time that West Africa Company has entered the Niger oil field power station operation and maintenance market. The Niger Oil Field Power Station Operation and Maintenance Project is located in the Koulele CPF and Sokor FPF blocks of the Agadem oil field in Niger. It mainly includes the operation and maintenance of 5 generator units and their supporting fuel, water treatment and lubricating oil systems, substations, emergency generators, 160 kilometers of 11 kV overhead transmission lines, and 120 kilometers of 33 kV overhead transmission lines, with a contract period of 3 years. The power station is planned to be put into operation and generate electricity in October this year, mainly providing power guarantee for the Kouulele oil region. Editor/Ma Xue

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