Construction of the desalination plant Fuka
contract signed with the realization Canadian SNC-Lavalin
All contracts relating to the implementation of the desalination of seawater from Fuka, in the wilaya of Tipasa, with a capacity of 120,000 cubic meters per day (m3/day), was signed yesterday in Algiers, between the various stakeholders project.The documents were signed by representatives of Algerian Energy Company (AEC) groups, Sonatrach and Sonelgaz, the Algerian waters (ADE) the Popular Credit of Algeria (CPA) and SNC-Lavalin (Canada) and Acciona Agua (Spain) that will perform the project. They include, inter alia, a framework agreement, an association agreement, a contract of sale and purchase of desalinated water, a lease of land and an investment agreement. A corporation (Miyah Fuka spa) was established to monitor and operate the project. It is 51% owned by SNC-Lavalin and Acciona Agua (25.5% each) and 49% by the ACS. The Fuka station should be commissioned in October 2009. Its cost is estimated at 180.17 million dollars, funded by 80% (144 million) by a loan from People of Algeria (CPA), while the remaining 20% (some 36 million dollars) are provided by investors. This project, which will use the technology of reverse osmosis for water desalination, will be implemented according to the formula BOO (Built Own and Operate, Build-operate-own). Like all other desalination projects of seawater, which is the group Sonatrach will buy desalinated water from Fuka priced at U.S. $ 0.7505 per m3 (54 dinars) before transferring to the ADE which in turn sell to final consumers. Minister of Energy and Mines Minister Chakib Khelil, who attended the ceremony, said the desalinated water to be transferred to the ADE by Sonatrach must be reimbursed by the Department of Finances.À this end, has expressed the wish to see the agreements concluded during the latter part closest possible. In addition, the Minister called on parties involved in the implementation of desalination plants to accelerate financial closing procedures in order to advance times réalisation.Le government has scheduled the completion of 13 stations, desalination of sea water by 2009 for a total capacity of 2.3 million m3/day. The production of each unit varies between 50 000 and a half million m3/day. FREEDOM
contract signed with the realization Canadian SNC-Lavalin
All contracts relating to the implementation of the desalination of seawater from Fuka, in the wilaya of Tipasa, with a capacity of 120,000 cubic meters per day (m3/day), was signed yesterday in Algiers, between the various stakeholders project.The documents were signed by representatives of Algerian Energy Company (AEC) groups, Sonatrach and Sonelgaz, the Algerian waters (ADE) the Popular Credit of Algeria (CPA) and SNC-Lavalin (Canada) and Acciona Agua (Spain) that will perform the project. They include, inter alia, a framework agreement, an association agreement, a contract of sale and purchase of desalinated water, a lease of land and an investment agreement. A corporation (Miyah Fuka spa) was established to monitor and operate the project. It is 51% owned by SNC-Lavalin and Acciona Agua (25.5% each) and 49% by the ACS. The Fuka station should be commissioned in October 2009. Its cost is estimated at 180.17 million dollars, funded by 80% (144 million) by a loan from People of Algeria (CPA), while the remaining 20% (some 36 million dollars) are provided by investors. This project, which will use the technology of reverse osmosis for water desalination, will be implemented according to the formula BOO (Built Own and Operate, Build-operate-own). Like all other desalination projects of seawater, which is the group Sonatrach will buy desalinated water from Fuka priced at U.S. $ 0.7505 per m3 (54 dinars) before transferring to the ADE which in turn sell to final consumers. Minister of Energy and Mines Minister Chakib Khelil, who attended the ceremony, said the desalinated water to be transferred to the ADE by Sonatrach must be reimbursed by the Department of Finances.À this end, has expressed the wish to see the agreements concluded during the latter part closest possible. In addition, the Minister called on parties involved in the implementation of desalination plants to accelerate financial closing procedures in order to advance times réalisation.Le government has scheduled the completion of 13 stations, desalination of sea water by 2009 for a total capacity of 2.3 million m3/day. The production of each unit varies between 50 000 and a half million m3/day. FREEDOM
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