STP supplies copper power cables to Kazakhstan
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By Leman Mammadova
Sumgayit Technology Park (STP) has supplied the first batch of copper low-voltage cables to Kazakhstan for the construction of electric lines of Tengiz oil field.
The export of cables was carried out under two agreements signed in June this year with Tengizchevronoil company which is engaged in the development of the Tengiz field.
In general, the contract provides for the supply of 55 tons of low-voltage cables with a total value of $329,000.
The next export batch of cable will be shipped in the coming days.
In addition, signing of new agreements with Tengizchevronoil for the supply of cables is planned in the upcoming months.
Sumgayit Technology Park is the biggest company implementing new infrastructure projects in the electric power industry of Azerbaijan.
Cable Plant of STP produces and offers to customers 28,000 types of medium, high and extremely high-voltage power cables of up to 500 kV, stationary and non-stationary, control, XLPE, coaxial, ship cables, armored cables used in oil wells, cables for various types of optical telephones, LAN, high temperature resistant, tin covered grounding cables with cores on a high technology basis.
STP is one of the largest industrial complexes in the region. Commissioned on December 22, 2009, STP is a pioneer in the creation of technology parks in the region and is a complex of giant factories specializing in various manufacturing areas.
At present, there are 13 plants and more than 30 production sites equipped with the latest technological equipment manufactured in Europe and Japan, where 2,000 people are employed.
STP enterprise manufactures electric power and mechanical engineering products based on modern technologies; in particular, it has launched production of a wide range of different types of cables, transformers, high-voltage equipment, hydraulic turbines, water pumps, electric motors, pipes, and technical gases.
The Park has also concluded a large-scale contracts with Georgia, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan for the supply of cable products.
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Leman Mammadova is AzerNews’ staff journalist, follow her on Twitter: @leman_888
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