L&T secures large power infrastructure orders in the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and KSA

DUBAI -Larsen & Toubro’s Power Transmission & Distribution Business has announced securing new orders within the Middle East, as stated in a press release by the company

In the United Arab Emirates, the Business has received an order to establish a 220kV Gas Insulated Substation and associated Transmission Lines from a well-established service provider to the energy industry.

Further, orders to establish 2 New 132kV Substations have been received from a public services infrastructure company in Dubai and another order to build a 220kV overhead Transmission Line has been secured in the region.

In Kuwait, an order has been secured for turn-key construction of 4 new 132kV Substations in the Al Sabah Medical District. The scope also includes associated Control, Protection, Automation and Communication systems and related Civil & Mechanical works.

Additional orders have been received in the ongoing jobs in Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

*Project Classification

Classification Significant Large Major Mega
Value in ₹ Cr 1,000 to 2,5002,500 to 5,0005,000 to 7,000>7,000

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