Steam and gas turbines to galvanise the MENA power generation markets (page 2 of 2)
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, March 01 - 2006 at 13:16
The majority of power requirements are expected to come from higher output categories. The 80-180 MW and above 300 MW output segments, of gas and steam turbines respectively, are likely to occupy the highest share of capacity additions due to the growing popularity of combined cycle power generation. Machines providing better output efficiency and lower emissions are set to become increasingly popular in the market.
Iran, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are among the key countries in the MENA that are likely to witness high activity over the long term. Iraq and the smaller Gulf states will collectively register the highest capacity addition in the region. The market is not expected to be concentrated over a specific region, but spread relatively evenly, with all the countries having a considerable share.
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List of keywords in this press release: the Middle East, North Africa, steam turbines, gas turbines, power generation, MENA, electricity, hydrocarbon sector, oil production, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Iran
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