HAVANA, Cuba, Nov 15 (ACN) Cuba received today a new floating power plant for electricity generation as part of the strategy to reduce service disruptions and recover power in the National Electric System (SEN).
Lazaro Guerra Hernandez, technical director of the Electric Company, explained Tuesday to Buenos Dias information magazine that the system of the Turkish company Karadeniz Holding, once synchronized to the SEN, will incorporate 110 megawatts (MW).
The power plant will first go to the Ñico Lopez refinery to be supplied with fuel, then it will be transferred to the Asticar dock, where it will be located to dock and connect the electric line, he assured.
A group of electrical protection adjustment works will also be carried out, as well as checks on the engines and generators, the expert added.
With the arrival of this unit, it is intended to incorporate new capacities to the country's base generation, as well as to recover power in the thermoelectric power plants and in the distributed generation sites.
The MV Karadeniz Powership İrem Sultan, the vessel on which the floating power plant is housed, is a Liberian-flagged Powership, a floating power plant, owned and operated by Karpowership .
Cuba receives new floating power plant for electricity generation
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