Enshore Subsea has announced its successful bidding for the Senegal Power Compact, for which it will provide EPCI services along with Herbosch Kiere through a JV. The USD 200 million project is financed by Millennium Challenge Corporation and the Senegalese Government.
Sep 14, 2023
Enshore Subsea announced successful bidding for Senegal Power Compact, a landmark program financed by the US-based Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) and the Senegalese Government to contribute to the ‘global fight against poverty. Enshore Subsea, in a strategic Joint Venture (JV) with Herbosch Kiere, will manage the engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (EPCI) contract, encompassing both land and submarine works of two ~17.5 km 220 kV links stretching from Bel Air in Dakar to Cap des Biches, with both parties sharing 50 percent of the responsibilities. The project is estimated to cost USD 200 million.
The programme aims to revolutionize Senegal’s power infrastructure and provide sustainable electricity to millions of people. The offshore works will start in October 2023 and will last until Q3 2025.
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Mr. Pierre Boyde, Managing Director of Enshore Subsea, said, “We are honored to be selected as a key partner for the Senegal Power Compact Program. This is a transformative initiative that aligns perfectly with our commitment to providing sustainable energy solutions.”
Mr. Will Stephenson, Enshore’s Commercial Director, shared, “We firmly believe in the power of equality, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing, and we are eager to work alongside local talents, businesses, and authorities to leave a lasting positive impact on the community.”
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The Senegal Power Compact program is expected to create numerous job opportunities, stimulate economic growth, and significantly enhance the reliability and accessibility of electricity in the Dakar region and beyond. Additionally, the program’s successful completion will contribute to Senegal’s progress in achieving its sustainable development goals.
