APR Energy is celebrating its biggest contract with a 200 MW deal for Libya’s national power utility.
General Electricity Company of Libya has extended its existing 250 MW rental power deal with APR with an additional 200 MW of mobile gas turbines.
Libya will use the power to cover anticipated power demand during the summer high heat season and provide interim power while the country rebuilds and improves its infrastructure.
John Campion, APR’s CEO, said, “The expansion of the Libya contract is a result of the strong confidence our customer has in APR Energy’s ability to rapidly deliver and execute the large-scale power it requires.
“The expanded 450MW project in Libya, together with the recent implementation of our 300 MW project in Uruguay, aligns with APR Energy’s goal to be the industry leader for large-scale, fast-track power projects.”
