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Albania, KESH will lease a mobile oil-fired power plant with a 130 MW capacity

Albanian Power Corporation (KESH) said that it will lease a mobile oil-fired power plant with a 130 MW capacity that will be installed at non-operational TPP Vlora from US-Italian consortium consisting of Excelerate Energy and Renco.

Last month, KESH has launched a public call for the expression of interest for temporary (1 to 3 years) procurement of additional thermal electricity generation capacities at the premises of TPP Vlora, that can be easily deployed and interconnected to the Albanian electricity transmission network.

The call received two offers: one from the Excelerate Energy – Renco consortium and the other from US-based Distributed Power Solutions.

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