Schneider Electric and General Electric were awarded contracts to build four power transmission control centers under a tender issued by the Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (EEHC), sources told the local press. Schneider Electric will build three power transmission control centers in Cairo, while General Electric will build one in Alexandria, the sources said without disclosing details on the value of the contracts. The EEHC had issued a limited tender for three international companies to build five power transmission control centers across Cairo, Alexandria and the Suez at the end of last year.
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