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EOI: EPCM contractor for Phase 1, Corbetti project, Ethiopia

Corbetti Geothermal has issued a call for Expressions of Interest for the provision of EPCM services for the first phase of the Corbetti geothermal project in Ethiopia.

In a release yesterday, Corbetti Geothermal PLC is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) from interested parties for EPCM services for the first phase of the Corbetti geothermal project in Ethiopia, Africa.

Corbetti Geothermal PLC is developing a geothermal power project in the Corbetti caldera in Ethiopia.  The first phase of the project includes plans to install two (2) new wellhead backpressure turbines with total capacity of 10 MW.

To provide steam to the wellhead turbines, Corbetti Geothermal plans to drill five (5) wells on at least two (2) well-pads. The 5 wells are expected to allow for a complete assessment of the geothermal resource.  It is however anticipated that only two wells will be needed for the backpressure turbines.  A drilling contractor will drill 5 wells. Corbetti Geothermal, with the support of third party geothermal experts, will test the wells.

The EPCM services should include not only the wellhead plant but also the substation and connection. The scope of the project will thus include construction of a substation and connection to the EEP system at 132 kV, requiring a transmission line of approximately 10 km of 15 kV line from the wellhead units to the substation.

The EPCM services (Services) required for this project include but are not limited to:

Interested parties are encouraged to contact elin@mannvit.is for EOI information.

Alexander Richter
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