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Egypt's OCI wins $181 million power station deal

Reuters, Wednesday 17 Aug 2011

Egypt's Orascom Construction (OCI) was awarded a project worth US$181 million to build a 1,500 megawatt power station in Giza, the company said on Wednesday.

OCI said the project for the combined-cycle power plant was awarded by the Cairo Electricity Production Company and would take around 32 months to complete.  

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