140 MW Olkaria V geothermal plant unit 1 and 2 reach full load

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Olkaria V - Unit 1 and 2 reached full load operations, injecting more than 160 MW to the national grid. The project involves the development of a 140 MW Olkaria V geothermal plant in Olkaria Domes geothermal area in Kenya.

In this project, STEAM, one of the companies in the SGC Geothermal consortium that worked on this project with Gesto Energy,  has performed the Gathering and Power plant Concept and Detailed Design, Technical specifications & Bid Docs, PQ, Bid evaluation, Supervision of the construction and commissioning, Transfer of knowledge.

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