Delta Contracting contributed to the construction works at Suez Cement Company’s Helwan integrated plant, focusing on a state-of-the-art Waste Heat Recovery System (WHRS).
The system is designed to capture waste heat generated by the cement kilns and convert it into electrical energy, ensuring a more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly manufacturing process.

With a production capacity of up to 18 MW of power for captive consumption, the WHRS significantly reduces reliance on external power sources. The system requires no additional fuel, relying solely on residual heat, and produces zero greenhouse gas emissions, making it a sustainable solution for industrial energy efficiency.

Scope of Work

Civil and Structural Works

• Construction and finishing of main buildings including the Generator Building and Cooling Tower Building
• Concrete foundation works
• Carpentry and blacksmith works for beams and tiles

Engineering and Procurement

• Detailed engineering design and planning
• Procurement of structural and mechanical components

Installation and Commissioning

• Field erection and installation of plant equipment
• Full commissioning and testing of the Waste Heat Recovery System

Project Information

• Field: Industrial – Energy & Sustainability
• Location: Helwan – Cairo – Egypt
• Client: Korra Energi
• Consultant: Nanjing Kesen Kenen Environment & Energy Co., Ltd. / Reliance Heavy Industries
• Project Duration: 2023