NATIONAL CAPITAL
70 MW
Two phases. One power station.
Initial 35 MW, followed by a 35 MW expansion. Both phases delivered.
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ENERGY / AFRICA
Powering essential infrastructure
Gas-fired power generation, supporting infrastructure and long-term operational support.
GENERATION & TRANSMISSION
Three projects.
One connected system.
Installed capacity and expansion provision,
clearly distinguished.
COMMERCIAL CAPITAL
52.5 MW
Built with room to grow.
Three 17.5 MW engines installed. Infrastructure designed for 105 MW, with space for three more engines.
Solid: installed capacity. Outline: provision for future expansion.
HIGH-VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION
30+ km
Connecting generation to demand.
A separate transmission project supporting distribution to cities and other locations.
- Location
- Africa
- Discipline
- ENERGY
- Falcon Eye’s role
- Project origination, financing and overall project management
- Perspective
- International expertise.
Local implementation.
01 / THE CHALLENGE
The challenge
Reliable electricity depends on more than generating capacity. Power stations, transmission infrastructure, financing and operational expertise must work together as one system.
Bringing the solution together
Falcon Eye International initiated and managed two gas-fired power station projects serving the national capital and the commercial capital of the same African nation. We led contract negotiation and arranged international project financing. Contractor partners carried out construction under our supervision and overall project management.
02 / IMPLEMENTATION
Making it work on the ground
The station serving the national capital was delivered in two phases of 35 MW, reaching 70 MW. In the commercial capital, three 17.5 MW engines provided 52.5 MW of installed capacity. Infrastructure there was designed for 105 MW, with room for three additional engines. Falcon Eye also managed a separate project delivering more than 30 km of high-voltage transmission lines.
Beyond the immediate task
The stations supplied stable, reliable electricity to both cities, alongside other sources of power. Our involvement continued into operation and maintenance management for both plants and the transmission infrastructure. Specialist subcontractors and local partners performed the operational work under Falcon Eye’s management.
PROJECT SCOPE
- International project financing, contract negotiation and overall management of two power stations and a separate transmission project.
- MAN Diesel & Turbo dual-fuel equipment, command systems, generators, pipelines and processing equipment.
- More than 30 kilometres of high-voltage transmission lines delivered, with ongoing operation and maintenance managed through specialist subcontractors and local partners.
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