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Enemalta plc is the only Maltese energy company. It provides energy services in the Maltese Islands and is entrusted with the distribution of electricity, and the development of the national electricity distribution network.
The interconnector is operated by Enemalta, the Maltese power company. [3] [4] In the 2014 the cable was laid in the sea by the ship C/S Nexans Skagerrak of the Company Nexans. [2] The interconnector became operational in March 2015. The project cost €182 million. [5]
In 2014 the Phase 3 power plant was sold by Enemalta to Shanghai Electric who set up D3 [Delimara 3] Generation Limited to run the plant. [7] €100 million was injected directly into Enemalta and €150 million for the Delimara 3 plant (BWSC plant). €70 million was to be invested for the conversion of the plant to gas. [8]
Enemalta plc contractors have completed the dismantling and demolition of the Marsa Power Station, paving the way for the long-awaited regeneration of this inner Grand Harbour area. After the last two chimneys of the Marsa Power Station were pulled down, the few remaining structures on site, including one of the turbine halls and several fuel ...
The shares were acquired by Enemalta with 90% sold to a consortium of Shanghai Electric, Enemalta, Vestigo and Envision Energy for 10.3 million euros from Cifidex, which had completed their own purchase of the shares just two weeks earlier in December 2015 after Cifidex had been funded with €3 million by 17 Black. [93] [94]
As of 2017, most of the electricity generated in Malta was from natural gas, with oil as a backup. [3] Natural gas has only been used for generation on Malta since CCGT systems were installed at Delimara Power Station in 2015, [4] before which oil was the main fuel used.
After the March 2008 general election, Gatt was appointed Minister for Communications and National Projects with responsibility for IT, the Water Services Corporation and Enemalta, Malta Shipyards and the roads on March 12, 2008.On 14 April 2008, the government announced that the name of the Ministry for Communications and National Projects was ...
Abela has been criticised for benefiting from direct orders for legal services for public entities, [10] including Enemalta and Transport Malta. [11] In 2018, Robert Abela declared that no conflict of interest arose from his acting as legal representative of Air Malta while his father, former President George Abela , was the mediator and chief ...