Karachi Electric Limited (KE) is the only vertically integrated power company in Pakistan. Vertical integration is a method of increasing or decreasing a company’s level of control over the distribution of its inputs and outputs by combining two businesses that are at different levels of the production process.
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Newsflash: The exhibition in Dubai has been temporarily canceled due to heavy rainfall! The specific time to carry out shall be subject to the official notice! The rainstorm is short-lived, and ZMS Cables hopes everyone will be safe and happy!
Energy Middle East in Dubai: Straight From the ZMS Show Floor
ZMS Cables will participate in the Dubai Middle East Energy Exhibition on 4.16-4.18, 2024.
Dubai Power & Energy Exhibition is the most influential power and new energy exhibition in the Middle East, known as one of the world’s top five industrial events. It started in 1975 with a grand scale. With the steady growth of international trade in the Middle East, the Middle East Power Show attracts more and more related professionals and high-level people to visit.
ZMS Strikes Again: Middle East Energy 2024 in Dubai
Heavy Notice!ZMS will be attending the Middle East Energy Expo in Dubai from 4.16-4.18.2024! ZMS has participated in the Middle East Energy Show in Dubai many times over the past decades and we are very active in promoting our cable products to the world. ZMS Cable is participating in the Middle East Energy Expo in … Read more
ZMS Successfully Completes Solar Cable Project Cooperation with Afghanistan
ZMS and Green State Power (hereinafter referred to as GSP) of Afghanistan have successfully reached a cooperation and have completed the delivery of a 10 MWP PV project built in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Afghanistan is geographically located in west-central Asia, neighboring Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan in the north, Iran in the west, Pakistan in the south and east, and a narrow strip of land in the northeastern part of the country bordering China. It has a continental climate with dryness and little rainfall throughout the year, cold winters, and hot summers, and the country’s average annual rainfall is only about 240 millimeters.
Submarine Cable Laying to Connect Egypt, the Middle East, etc.
Recently, Telecom Egypt announced that it will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with three communications companies in the UAE, Indonesia, and India to form an international alliance to establish a submarine cable laying project.
This collaborative project will connect data centers in several countries, starting from Southeast Asia and India, all the way to the Middle East and Egypt, using new, unique, and diverse international paths for information data transmission.
ZMS Cables partners with EACOP crude oil pipeline project in Uganda
ZMS Cables has recently entered into a partnership with the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project in Uganda, with Worley acting as the general contractor for the project and ZMS Cables providing significant assistance with the pipeline and power suppliers.
The East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) will be built between the oilfields in western Uganda and Tanga Port in Tanzania, with a total length of nearly 1,500 kilometers and a total volume of 260,000 tons of LSAW steel pipes, which is the longest heated crude oil pipeline project in the world, and one of the most important pipeline projects in the international energy market in recent years, and an important energy project under the leadership of the “One Belt, One Road” initiative of China. It is one of the most important pipeline projects in the international energy market in recent years and an important energy project under China’s “Belt and Road” initiative.
World’s Largest Submarine Cable Project Builds Landing Site in Sharjah
World’s largest submarine cable project gets UAE telecom giant on board to build landing site in Sharjah
In an increasingly interconnected world, the significance of robust telecommunication infrastructure cannot be overstated. The proliferation of digital technologies has spurred global demand for high-speed internet connectivity, prompting the initiation of ambitious projects to enhance global communication networks. Among these endeavors, the construction of submarine cables plays a pivotal role, facilitating the transmission of vast amounts of data across continents.
Chilean Government and Google Announce Partnership to Build First Submarine Cable Connecting South America to Asia-Pacific
Chilean President Gabriel Borich delivered a speech on the construction of submarine fiber optic cable at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO Summit on November 15, 2023, in San Francisco, California.
The Chilean government on Wednesday (January 10) announced a partnership with Alphabet’s Google to build the first-ever undersea cable route directly connecting South America and the Asia-Pacific region. The submarine cable line is named “Humboldt”.
According to a Chilean government press release, Humboldt will connect the central Chilean port city of Valparaiso to Sydney, Australia, via 14,800 kilometers (9,200 miles) of fiber optic cable through French Polynesia. The capacity is 144 terabytes (TB) and the service life is 25 years.
France Will Build 54 New Onshore Wind Farms
France’s “Figaro” reported on November 23, that the French energy minister announced on the 23rd through 54 onshore wind farm project applications, the total power of the project is 931 megawatt-hours, the average price of the tender is 86.94 euros per megawatt-hour.
The French media said the government has set ambitious targets for the development of renewable energy, but the last two project tenders have been affected by technical difficulties, the next tender will start on December 4, with a total project power of 925 MW.