The Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation, also known as Kahramaa, has recently signed a bulk supply agreement with a private company to provide electricity and water to some of Qatar`s most important infrastructure projects.
The agreement was signed with Marbu Contracting Company, which is responsible for the construction of the Doha Metro, Qatar Rail, Al Wakrah Stadium, and the Doha Expressway project. Kahramaa will supply these projects with electricity and water for a period of three years, ensuring that some of Qatar`s most vital infrastructure developments remain functional and operational.
As one of Qatar`s most important utilities, Kahramaa has always prioritized ensuring the steady and efficient supply of electricity and water to the country`s residents and businesses. This recent agreement with Marbu Contracting Company underscores the corporation`s commitment to meeting the needs of the country`s growing infrastructure, while also maintaining a high standard of customer service.
The bulk supply agreement is a win-win situation for both Kahramaa and Marbu Contracting Company. For Kahramaa, this agreement allows the corporation to expand its customer base and increase revenue. At the same time, Marbu Contracting Company benefits from the stability and dependability of Kahramaa`s services, allowing it to operate at maximum efficiency without worrying about disruptions in the supply chain.
In addition to providing basic utility services, Kahramaa is also committed to promoting sustainable and environmentally-friendly practices. The corporation has implemented a number of measures to reduce its carbon footprint and protect the environment, including a focus on renewable energy sources, such as solar power.
The bulk supply agreement is just the latest example of Kahramaa`s commitment to providing high-quality utility services to Qatar`s residents and businesses. As the country continues to grow and develop, Kahramaa will undoubtedly play a key role in ensuring that its infrastructure remains functional and operational.
