Faced with rising national electricity demand and energy shortages, the Government of Pakistan is accelerating the construction of large-scale, high-efficiency power generation facilities. These efforts aim to alleviate the strain on the national power supply, stabilize grid operations, support industrial expansion, and improve electricity access for the population. Thanks to advantages such as high generation efficiency, low fuel consumption, flexible peak-load regulation capabilities, and operational stability, combined-cycle power plants have become a key focus for Pakistan's medium- to long-term power infrastructure upgrades.
The Haveli 1,230 MW Combined-Cycle Power Plant is a landmark thermal power investment and construction project in Pakistan, featuring a total designed capacity of 1,230 MW. Utilizing advanced gas-steam combined-cycle technology, the project significantly enhances overall energy utilization efficiency compared to traditional simple-cycle power plants. Upon full completion and grid connection, the plant will supply a stable, large-scale flow of electricity to the regional grid, effectively mitigating local power outages, shortages, and supply-demand imbalances. It will lay a solid foundation for regional industrial development, urban construction, and economic growth, while playing a pivotal role in optimizing Pakistan's national power supply structure.
A complete, large-scale combined-cycle power plant comprises main generator units, boiler auxiliary systems, circulating water systems, chemical water treatment facilities, a centralized control building, power distribution rooms, cooling tower areas, exhaust gas treatment facilities, and an integrated auxiliary power distribution network. Extensive low-voltage power cabling is required for equipment power supply, instrumentation signal wiring, lighting systems, control cabinet interconnections, and inter-area power transmission across the entire facility. Given the complex operating environment, stringent fire safety requirements, the need for continuous full-load operation, and the local climate characterized by high humidity and dust, the project imposed rigorous standards regarding flame retardancy, insulation stability, aging resistance, electrical safety, and compliance with international norms. Our company participated in the tender for this project and successfully secured the contract to supply ZR-YJV-0.6/1kV flame-retardant low-voltage power cables. We also provided comprehensive services—including cable design, manufacturing, inspection, containerized export logistics, and on-site technical guidance—thereby fully meeting the cabling requirements for the power plant's auxiliary distribution system throughout its entire lifecycle.