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Abu Dhabi water and electricity planning and procurement company
Abu Dhabi water and electricity planning and procurement company
EWEC is Abu Dhabi's sole procurer and supplier of water and electricity.
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Abu Dhabi water and electricity planning and procurement company
Middle East, United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi
Sole water and electricity procurer, Long-term capacity planner, Power and water purchase agreement counterparty, Independent power and water project procurement authority, Bulk supply and system despatch coordinator, Desalination portfolio planner
EWEC is Abu Dhabi's sole procurer and supplier of water and electricity. It forecasts demand, plans new production capacity, runs competitive procurement, signs long-term purchase agreements and balances bulk supply. Its portfolio includes coastal power-and-water complexes and large seawater reverse-osmosis plants whose marine systems sit with the project companies and delivery consortia.
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Review publication method Open directory guide Submit a correctionEWEC describes itself as Abu Dhabi's sole procurer and supplier of water and electricity, with responsibility for demand forecasting, capacity planning, purchasing and system despatch. Its Al Taweelah page identifies the existing power-and-water complex and the 909,000 m3/day Taweelah RO plant. EWEC is the planning, procurement and offtake counterparty; project companies, developers and EPC consortia own and deliver the individual facilities. The Taweelah C award establishes the developer group and power purchase agreement, but it does not define a seawater intake, cooling-water outfall, marine contractor or offshore construction package.