ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC Power Systems Projects will be executing six high-voltage power substations across multiple regions in Saudi Arabia, with voltage levels ranging between 110 and 115 kilovolts, as part of efforts to strengthen the Kingdom’s power transmission network.
The projects by ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC are being carried out in collaboration with Saudi Electricity Company and National Grid Company, alongside global electrical equipment manufacturers Hitachi Energy and Siemens Energy.
The substations are expected to enhance the reliability and efficiency of electricity networks while supporting uninterrupted power supply amid rising energy demand across the Kingdom.
ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC expands Saudi grid to key regions
The projects span key regions, including the Western Region with the Jawharat Al Arous and Naqua substations, the Riyadh substation, and the Eastern Region in Dammam, covering the Al-Nasriyah, Al-Khaleej-2, and Al-Fayhaa substations. The geographic spread is aimed at supporting growing consumption and strengthening grid coverage.
The developments underscore the role of ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC Power Systems Projects in expanding and modernizing Saudi Arabia’s national grid infrastructure, supported by integrated project execution and international technical partnerships.
The company is delivering the projects under a turnkey model, covering engineering design, procurement, civil and electromechanical works, grid connection, as well as testing and commissioning.
The substations utilise advanced technologies, including gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) and high-capacity power transformers, to ensure operational efficiency and reliability.
Hesham Hegazy CEO – ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC Power Systems Projects
“These substations reflect continued collaboration of ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC with National Grid, enhancing the reliability and flexibility of the energy system over the long term. They play a vital role in meeting the growing demand for electricity and supporting ongoing urban and industrial expansion, thereby strengthening overall system stability and sustainability. We operate under a fully integrated turnkey delivery model, demonstrating our ability to provide comprehensive solutions across all project phases and reinforcing our position as a trusted partner and a key player in the energy sector.”
Separately, ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC is also executing the Rabigh reinforcement combined cycle power project under an agreement between Saudi Electricity Company and Saudi Power Procurement Company. The scope includes engineering, procurement, construction, installation, commissioning, and performance testing, along with full operational verification of the substation and associated systems.
