KUWAIT CITY, Oct 15: The Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy disclosed to Al-Rai that the Ministry has successfully activated the final two key transmission stations in South Abdullah Al-Mubarak. This allows Kuwaiti citizens in that vicinity to utilize their plots for for power access.

The sources elaborated, stating, "With the successful operation of the last two out of four primary transmission stations, the Ministry has now completed the operation of all main transmission stations, along with their associated secondary stations, to power all the region’s current voucher holders," reports Al-Rai daily.

They further mentioned that the expected number of locations set to receive power exceeds 700, marking the conclusion of the power delivery process to all designated areas in the region. They emphasized the Ministry's and distribution networks sector's dedication to ensuring power delivery to plots in new areas, in close coordination with the Public Authority for Housing Welfare (PAHW).

On a different note, the sources indicated, "The Ministry is actively pursuing solar energy projects following the Independent Power Provider (IPP) framework. They are engaging specialized companies in this domain to swiftly establish solar energy facilities to cater to the country are increasing electricity demands in the years ahead."

They emphasized that the Ministry is accelerating its efforts to augment electricity production capacity, foreseeing an annual consumption rate increase of 5 to 6 percent, aiming to avert an energy shortage crisis by 2025.

They added, "The Ministry has elucidated its objectives to these companies, expecting them to present optimal proposals showcasing their capability to achieve the Ministry’s sought-after goals."

On a related note, the Supreme Committee for Partnership Projects between the public and private sectors is scheduled to convene this week to deliberate the feasibility study for the Al-Shaqaya project.

The global consultant has completed the preparation of tender documents, laying the groundwork for their review and implementation. The objective is to enhance electrical production capacity, particularly from renewable sources.