06 MAY 2014Alba Press Release
Alba Power welcomes team from Bahrain EWA
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Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C. (Alba)’s commitment to safety was highlighted during a recent visit by Bahrain’s Electricity and Water Authority (EWA)’s Standard Operating Procedures Committee (SOPC) to Alba’s Power Department. The SOPC visited Alba to gain more insight on the safety and security procedures of the company and Bahrain’s high voltage electricity network.
The EWA team, chaired by Nasser Mahmood Nasser, Chief, Operations and Systems Control was welcomed by the Alba’s Power Station Operating and Maintenance team comprising Manager Power Operations Graeme Legg and Senior Operations Superintendents Sayed Ebrahim Alawi Hashim Hussain and Eskander A. Nabi along with other senior personnel.
Commenting on the visit by the EWA team, Alba’s Director for Power and Utilities, Amin Sultan said: “Alba is privileged to welcome the delegation from the Electricity and Water Authority and highlight our dedication to a safe and healthy working environment. We hope that such exchange of experience and expertise between the private and public sectors will benefit both parties, and further strengthen our relationship for a continued and successful partnership in the future.
The EWA delegation was also given a brief tour of the Alba plant including Alba’s system control and 220 kV high voltage substation.
The EWA team, chaired by Nasser Mahmood Nasser, Chief, Operations and Systems Control was welcomed by the Alba’s Power Station Operating and Maintenance team comprising Manager Power Operations Graeme Legg and Senior Operations Superintendents Sayed Ebrahim Alawi Hashim Hussain and Eskander A. Nabi along with other senior personnel.
Commenting on the visit by the EWA team, Alba’s Director for Power and Utilities, Amin Sultan said: “Alba is privileged to welcome the delegation from the Electricity and Water Authority and highlight our dedication to a safe and healthy working environment. We hope that such exchange of experience and expertise between the private and public sectors will benefit both parties, and further strengthen our relationship for a continued and successful partnership in the future.
The EWA delegation was also given a brief tour of the Alba plant including Alba’s system control and 220 kV high voltage substation.
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