Power

Shamara Investment Group has become a renowned expert in EPC contracting for gas turbine power generation projects, backed by a sizable track record, especially in Iraq.

To date, it has installed 3,000 MW to the grid, with 4,500 MW under construction. It has accumulated vast experiences in gas turbines and diesel electrical generation, including civil, mechanical, electrical, erection, commissioning and startup, overhaul, maintenance, and operation; its experiences extend to the mechanical and electrical balance of power generation plants.
EPC Power Capabilities
  • Power Generation
  • Transmission
  • Distribution
  • Communication
  • SCADA
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Featured Projects:

Karbala 250 MW Power Plant
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Shat Al Basra 1250 MW GTPP
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Hilla 250 MW Power Plant
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South Baghdad 400 MW Power Plant
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Najaf 250 MW Power Plant
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Rumaila Power Plant (IPP)
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Al-Daura Refinery Power Plant
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Anbar 1,650 MW Power Plant
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Karbala 250 MW Power Plant
 
 
 
 
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Scope: Engineering, Procurement and Construction. Operation & Maintenance
Production Capacity: 250 MW (2 x 125 MW Frame 9)
Client: Ministry of Electricity
Location: Karbala – Iraq
Starting Date: 2010
Completion Date: 2012
Consortium Partners: SNC Lavalin
Shat Al Basra 1250 MW GTPP
 
 
 
 
 
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Scope: Sub-contractor to METKA (Greece)
Production Capacity: 1,250 MW (10 x 125 MW General Electric Frame 9E). Over 5000 Piles.
Client: (METKA)
Location: Basra – Iraq
Starting Date: 2012
Completion Date: 2020
Main Contractor: METKA
Suppliers: Hyosung, NOE
Other Subcontractors: ATK, Octagon, NOE, AEPL
Hilla 250 MW Power Plant
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Scope: Engineering, Procurement and Construction. Operation & Maintenance
Production Capacity: 250 MW (2 x 125 MW Frame 9)
Client: Ministry of Electricity
Location: Hilla – Iraq
Starting Date: 2010
Completion Date: 2012
Consortium Partners: SNC Lavalin
South Baghdad 400 MW Power Plant
 
 
 
 
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Scope: Engineering, Procurement and Construction.
Production Capacity: 400 MW (16 x 25 MW Frame 5)
Client: Ministry of Electricity
Location: Baghdad – Iraq
Starting Date: 2004
Completion Date: 2009
Suppliers: General Electric, Neuvo Pignone
Najaf 250 MW Power Plant
 
 
 
 
 
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Scope: Engineering, Procurement and Construction.
Production Capacity: 250 MW (2 x 125 MW Frame 9)
Client: Ministry of Electricity
Location: Najaf – Iraq
Starting Date: 2007
Completion Date: 2009
Suppliers: General Electric (directly contracted by the Ministry of Electricity)
Rumaila Power Plant (IPP)
Scope: Power Generation on BOO basis.
Production Capacity: 3,000 MW Combined Cycle – 12 x 165 MW MAP2B Units + 6 x HRSG
Client: Ministry of Electricity is power off-taker
Location: Rumaila – Iraq
Starting Date: 2014
Completion Date: Ongoing
Advisors: Fichtner, Ernst & Young, Khalifeh & Partners
Al-Daura Refinery Power Plant
 
 
 
 
 
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Scope: Engineering, Procurement and Construction.
Production Capacity: 50 MW (2 x 25 MW Frame 5)
Client: Ministry of Oil
Location: Al Daura – Iraq
Starting Date: 2008
Completion Date: 2011
Suppliers: General Electric
Anbar 1,650 MW Power Plant
Scope: Procurement, Construction and Management Consulting and Civil Works
Production Capacity: 1,650 MW Combined Cycle – 6 x Alstom Units
Location: Al Anbar – Iraq

What we do – EPC Contracting

Power

SIG has become a renowned expert in EPC contracting for gas turbine power generation projects, backed by a sizable track record, especially in Iraq.

Oil and Gas

SIG has made a strategic decision to direct major efforts into this industry, offering its best services in civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering, utilising experienced manpower.

Water

SIG has successfully worked on large-scale projects in water infrastructure construction and maintenance, including water transmission pipelines and concrete water reservoirs.

Infrastructure

SIG acts as a general contractor, responsible for providing the material, labour, equipment, and services necessary for the construction of infrastructure and other projects.