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LATEST OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, AND BILLING SOLUTIONS FOR THE TRENDY POINT 90

Jan-2022

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Elsewedy Utilities signed a contract with Point 90 Mall for operation, maintenance and billing solutions for the power distribution networks and electricity consumption at the trendy hotspot in New Cairo district.

 

For the multi-level mall, located across the street from the American University in Cairo, the contract covers full scope operation and maintenance for the power internal distribution networks.

 

Moreover, Elsewedy Utilities would be tasked with full scope operation and maintenance for the metering systems at the 36,000 square meters mall housing 200 end users.

 

The scope of work also includes billing and invoicing solutions for electricity consumption by the end-users in Point 90 that features more than 25 restaurants & cafes, several anchor fashion stores and flagship stores, ten-screens cinema complex with over 1500 seat capacity, Billy Beez theme park for kids, and Air-Zone trampoline area for all ages.

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