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Official Inauguration of the 600 Offices Building
The Minister of Energy, executives of the sector, and the Wali of Algiers visited, on April 21, 2019, the Gué de Constantine site where the Minister proceeded with the official inauguration of the 600 offices building, which accommodates the companies of electricity and gas transportation networks management (GRTG and GRTE). He also visited the National Dispatching centre and SDC headquarters where he participated in the inaugural day of the blood drive campaign.
Mr. Mohamed Arkab started by visiting the premises of the 600 offices building. The building has two separate accesses for each of the GRTE and GRTG subsidiaries. It holds more than 600 administrative offices, divided between
the two administrative entities. It is equipped with all the necessary comforts to perform the administrative activity and has a centralized air conditioning system, an automatic lighting system with a motion detector at the common spaces, as well as a smoke extraction system with an automatic smoke detection. The set up works were carried out by INERGA and the installation in the premises took place a few months ago.
In the 500 offices building, Mr. ARKAB visited the headquarters of the Electrical System Operator (OS) where he visited
the National Monitoring Centre (CNC) and the Regional Monitoring Centre (CRC of Algiers). On this occasion,
Mr Arkab insisted on the need to launch the new national dispatching project, and to be in step with the evolution of monitoring and coordination technologies of the Production System – Transportation of Electricity in real time and ensuring the permanent balance between consumption and production, safety, reliability, and efficiency of the power supply.
Finally, Mr. ARKAB launched the drive blood campaign at the SDC headquarters, organized in collaboration with the National Blood Agency. This humanitarian operation will run from March 21 to March 25 acroos all the structures of
the SDC, at a rate of ten per day. The collected blood is intended for patients from different hospitals across the country who are struggling to find blood, especially during the month of Ramadhan.
