Linxon is proud to announce the successful completion of the Rumaila Phase 2 substation extension project, which is the fifth and last extension of the 400/132 kV substation for the Rumaila 3000 MW Power Plant.
This achievement is a testament to the collaboration and cooperation between Linxon and IFC (International Free Company) in this major project milestone. Linxon was honored with an appreciation letter for ensuring its timely and efficient delivery of this critical infrastructure.
“This project is a significant milestone for Linxon and showcases our commitment to delivering high-quality infrastructure solutions. The successful completion of the Rumaila Phase 2 Substation extension underscores the hard work and dedication of our team.”
Ayman Thabet, Operations Director AMEA
The Rumaila 400/132 kV substation is set to export 3000 MW from the power plant to the Iraqi transmission grid in order to meet the continuous power demand in Southern Iraq. It will be the largest substation in Iraq, consisting of 14 no’s 400 kV diameters, 33 no’s 132 kV bays, 4 no’s 400/132 kV 250 MVA auto transformers, 1 no’s 400 kV 50 MVAr shunt reactor and the footprint for the entire substation will be 700 x 250 meters.
“The collaboration between Linxon and IFC has been exemplary. This project highlights the importance of teamwork, customer satisfaction and efficient project management in achieving such a major milestone.”
Raghu Vijaynagar, Technical Director
The Linxon fast-track extension supply covers system design, engineering and procurement of power products such as 400/132 kV HV equipment, control and protection panels, SCADA integration, steel structure, busbars and switchyard material. The project also includes technical support for the AIS substation.
“Managing the Rumaila Phase 2 Substation extension project has been a rewarding experience. The successful completion of this project is a result of the collective efforts of everyone involved.”
Muay’yad Sbahi, Project Director
