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Panos Kotseras

UAE - Ducab is planning a JV cable project - 0 views

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    Ducab is planning a US$136.1 million project to help expand public sector electricity networks. The project is a JV with Dubai's Water and Electricity Authority (DEWA) and Abu Dhabi's Water and Electricity Authority (ADWEA). It is located in the Jebel Ali area and aims to supply DEWA and ADWEA with high voltage cables. According to company plans, one third of its output will be exported to Gulf states. It is expected that production will start in 12 months.
James Wright

Dubai - Ducab-HV opens new high voltage energy cable plant in Jabel Ali, Dubai - 0 views

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    Ducab-HV, a joint venture between the Dubai and Abu Dhabi governments, has opened a new factory in Jabel Ali, Dubai for the production of single core copper/aluminium conductor power cables with a voltage range of 66kV to 400kV. The plant will increase Ducab's production capacity by 15,000 tonnes of conductor per annum. The company estimates that production will meet the full infrastructural development demands of the UAE. In addition, production is expected to be sufficient to allocate 75% of total output for supplying the GCC, European and African export markets.
Colin Bennett

Ducab Aluminium sets up AED 220 million manufacturing facility in Khalifa Industrial Zone - 0 views

  • It will focus on the production of aluminium rods and conductors for overhead transmission lines, and will supply mainly the cable manufacturing industry and utility sectors.
James Wright

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Dubai Cable Company optimistic on demand outlook - 0 views

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    Dubai Cable Co. (Ducab), the joint Dubai and Abu Dhabi state owned wire and cable producer, is optimistic about short to long term wire and cable demand prospects. This is primarily due to heavy investment in infrastructure by Gulf governments, including plans to build a six-nation power grid. The company also sources its optimism from predictions of a wire and cable supply deficit in India.
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