Enowa, the energy, water and hydrogen subsidiary of mega Saudi futuristic city NEOM, has announced that it has commissioned a new power substation at Oxagon, thus increasing the manufacturing and innovation city's available electricity capacity to 3.15GW.
Saudi Downtown Company, a unit of sovereign wealth fund PIF, has signed up Al Ajimi Contracting to build a substation as well as associated electrical infrastructure at its premium mixed-use development - Al Khobar Downtown - coming up in the kingdom’s Eastern Province.
Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (Kahramaa) has invited bids for a major 2026 expansion of the country’s power transmission system. The project scope covers an EPC contract for new substations across multiple voltage levels - from 132/11kV to 400kV capacity.
Danway, a leading engineering firm in Saudi Arabia has signed a contract with National Grid, a key subsidiary of Saudi Energy, for the construction of a new 110/13.8kV substation in Madinah. The entire project work will be completed within a period of 23 months.
Saudi-based Mutlaq Al Ghowairi Contracting has announced that it has signed an agreement with Alfanar Projects to implement a 380 kV electrical substation unit within the scope of the works of the Jubail-Buraidah Independent Water Transmission Pipeline Project.
Elsewedy Electric Power Systems Projects said it is implementing a portfolio of six high voltage power substations across various the kingdom in collaboration with Saudi Electricity Company and National Grid Company. These projects have a voltage levels ranging between 110 and 115 kilovolts.
Nesma Infrastructure & Technology has announced that it has secured a new contract from Saudi Energy for the construction of a 132/33 kV substation in the central region of Saudi Arabia. The scope of work includes engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning of the new substation.
Indian construction and engineering conglomerate Larsen and Toubro (L&T) said one of its key units has secured EPC orders - in the range of Rs50 billion to 100 billion ($551 million to $1.1 billion) - from leading utilities in the Middle East to establish electricity grid system elements across the region.
Saudi-based Nesma Infrastructure & Technology has secured a SAR840 million ($224 million) contract for the construction of 230/115/34.5kV substation in Jubail. The project scope includes OHTL and associated replacement works.
Chinese group TBEA has won the bid from Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) for the construction of a new 380/132kV substation in the kingdom's Namria region as well as expansion of two existing substations in the surrounding areas.
