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كتاب-الاحصاء-السنوي-الكهرباء-Compressed.Pdf ;jÁÊ“’\;Ï’ÂÄ State Of Kuwait ;ÍÊfiâ ’\;Ô]ë t¸\;g ]i— 2 0 2 0 ;ÎÄÅq i∏\;ÏÕ] ’\Â;Ô]∏\Â;Ô]dÖ‚“ ’\;ÎÑ\Ü ;ÄŬ’\;C;ÏË]dÖ‚“ ’\;ÏÕ] ’\;D 4 4 ” ; W ^ اﻟﻄﺎﻗﺔ اﻟﻜﻬﺮﺑﺎﺋﻴﺔ Electrical Energy Electricity & W ater & Renew able Energy f ;ÍÊfiâ’\;Ô]ët¸\;g]i— Statistical Year Book ;k]ŸÊ÷¬∏\;á—ÖŸÂ;Ô]ët¸\;ÎÑ\Äb;U;ÉË fihÂ;Ä\Å¡b M instry O 2021;U;Ñ\Åêb Statistical Year 2020 ( Electrical Energy ) Edition 44 “A” ;€ËtÖ’\;˛fl∂Ö’\;˛!\;€âd ;ÿ˛Ü]fi˛Ÿ;˛‰ˇÑ˛ÅÕ˛Â;\˛ÑÊ›;ˇÖ˛⁄˛Œ˛’\Â;˛Ô]˲î;ä˛⁄ç’\;◊˛¬˛p;Ͳɒ\;Ê˛·;Dˇ ’˛b;”˛’Ç;ٰ˛!\;ˇœ˛÷˛|;]˛Ÿ;˛ۚ;g]˛â˛¢\Â;˛Ø˛fiâ’\;Ä˛Å˛¡;\Ê˛⁄ˇ÷˛¬iˆ; C;;‡Ê˛⁄ˇ÷˛¬Á;˛‹ÊŒ˛’;k]Á˛˙\;◊ˇë ˛Á;ˇۚ;œ¢]˛d; ;C5D;ÏÁ˙\;U;ä›ÊÁ;ÎÑÊà ;ÓÅ ∏\;Ęe’\;3Ÿ^;Ê⁄â’\;ft]ê;ÎÖït @Åbjó€a@ãibßa@áº˛a@“aÏ„@ÑÓì€a ;jÁÊ“’\;Ï’ÂÄ;3Ÿ^ H.H Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah The Amir of the State of Kuwait @Åbjó€a@ãibßa@áº˛a@›»ìfl@ÑÓì€a@Ï8 ;jÁÊ“’\;Ï’ÂÄ;Å‚¡;È’Â H.H Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah The Crown Prince of the State of Kuwait تقديم تعمل وزارة الكهرباء واملاء جاهدةً على املشاركة يف حتقيق رؤية 2035 التنموية يف جمال توليد الطاقة الكهربائية وحتلية املياه ، ومن اجلهود الواضحة يف هذا اجملال إدخال تكنولوجيا الطاقة البديلة )املتجددة( تدرجيياً للعمل جنباً إىل جنب مع مصادر الطاقة اﻷخرى . إن اهلدف املخطط له من قِبل الوزارة ضمن رؤية 2035 هو الوصول بإنتاج الطاقة الكهربائيةة البديلة إىل ما نسبته 15% من حاجة البﻻد الكلية من الطاقة الكهربائية وحتقيق اﻷمن املائي ، وذلك من خﻻل حتفيز برنامج الشراكة بني القطاعني العام واخلاص يف تنفيذ بعض مشاريع الطاقة الكهربائية وحتلية املياه . إن إنتاج الطاقة الكهربائية من مصادرها البديلة ومن ثم إستخدامها يف حمطات حتلية امليةاه وغريها من قطاعات الدولة اﻷخرى بهدف دعم وتعزيز عملية التنمية سوف حيقق الكثري مةن املزايا واﻷهداف ، أهمها : ة تنويع مصادر الطاقة بدﻻً من اﻹعتماد على مصدر واحد للطاقة . ة التقليل من انبعاث أكاسيد الكربون والكربيت وغريها من الغازات الضارة اليت تؤثر سلباً على صور احلياة الطبيعية . ة احملافظة على املخزون )اﻹحتياطي( النفطي وتﻻيف تذبذب أسعاره . ة إستغﻻل املوقع اجلغرايف وحالة الطقس السائد يف البﻻد . أخرياً فإنه ﻻ خيفى على أحد أن التحول التدرجيي ﻹنتاج الطاقةة الكهربائيةة مةن مصةادرها البديلة )خاصةً يف مراحله اﻷوىل( سوف يكلف ميزانية الدولة مبالغ طائلة وبالتالي جيب على مجيع املستهلكني للطاقة الكهربائية واملياه )أفراداً ومؤسسات( احلد من اهلةدر واﻹسةراف يف إستهﻻك الطاقة الكهربائية واملياه ، والتزام منهج الوسطية الذي سيعود عليهم بالفائدة والنفع وحيفظ لنا مجيعاً مقدرات هذا الوطن العزيز . ومع صفحات هذا الكتاب اﻹحصائي السنوي ستجدون البيانات واملعلومات اليت ترصد التطةور والنمو احلاصل يف هذا املرفق منذ نشأته وحتى كتابة هذه السطور . د. مشعان حممد العتييب وزيةر الكهرباء واملةاء والطاقة املتجددة مـقـدمـة ﻻ ك ن لكهرباء ي نظم ختارل ظبته لكشربة ، حيث سءيمت يف خحدلث تغيري جذري كنمط حيءة لكسهء يف خمهلف جمءﻻت لحليءة . واسشب نيمي لكطءق لكهرباءئي تإ لكطلب ظليرء يف تزلةد مسهمب حيث نصبشتت تبدت كيس تقط يف لكنولح لملعيري ولكصنءظي ولكزرلظي وكهب يف جمبءﻻت نتببث م ب لكشتبث لكعلم ولكطب وغرييمء. خ مقدرة لكدول ظلى خنهءج لكهرباء وتوترييء تهفءوت اهفءوت مقدرلترء لﻹقهصبءية لممبب ل ك ذ ي ج ع ب ل ك ع د ة ب د م ب ل ك ب د و ل ت ه و ب ت ب و ل ك ه ع ب ء و ت ي م ب ء ا ي ن ر ب ء ظ ب ر ب ة ب ا م ب ء ةع ب ا ب ء ك ب ا ط لكهرباءئ كمء يو لحلءل اني يول جملس لكهعءو كدول لخلليج لكعباي وغرييبء مب حبءﻻت لكباط لحلءص يف يذل لجملءل . ونمب لً ءمل ت ه ت م ل م ي ز ل ن ي ل ك د و ك م م ش ء ك غ ر ء ئ ل ب يف س ب ش ي ت ب و ت ري ي ب ذ د ل خل د م ب ظ ل ب ى م ب د ل ر لكسءظ وادو لنقطء تم لكضبوري مبهء ن ةقوم لملسهرل ادورد اءظهشءرد لملسهفيد لمول م ورل خنرء وتطوةب يذل لملبتا وذك م تﻻل تبكيد خسهرﻻك كلطءق لكهرباءئي حيبث سؤي ي ذ ك خ ىل حت ق ي ب ا ل ك ع د ة ب د م ب ل مل ز ل ة ب ء ك ل د و ك ب و ل مل س ب ه ر ل م ع ب ءً ، و م ب ن ي ب م ز ل ة ب ء ت ب ك ب ي د لﻹسهرﻻك مء ةل : ب لﻹسهغﻻل لمم ملصءير لكطءق لمحفورة )لكشارول ومرهقءت ( مبء ةسءظد ظلى لحلفءظ ظلى يذد لملصءير كﻷجيءل لكقءيم . ب تقلي حو لﻹنشعءثءت لمللوث كلشيئ نهيو كﻹقهصبءي يف لسبهرﻻك وقبوي تربغي طبءت لكقوث لكهرباءئي . ب ت ق ل ي ح و ل ﻹ س ه م ء ر ل ت يف م ر ب ب و ظ ء ت ج د ة ب د ة ك ه و ك ي ب د ل ك ط ء ق ب ل ك ه ر ب ا ء ئ ي ب و ت و ج ي ب ت ل ب لﻹسه مءرلت يف انوي تدمي نتبث كءكصت ولكهعلي وغرييمء . ب لحلفءظ ظلى خسهمبلرة لخلدم يو خنقطء تءص ً يف تارلت لكذروة لكب ةزةبد تيربء لكطلبب وتبتفع لممحءل لكهرباءئي كلرشه . لملرندس كبذث لكهميم مدةب خيلرة لﻹحصء ومبكز لملعلومءت ;;k]ÁÊi,\ Contents Chapter 1 ;ÿ¯\;◊ë ’\ Projects ;√ÁÑ]ç∏\ Chapter 2 ;È›]m’\;◊ë ’\ Electrical Energy ;ÏË]dÖ‚“’\;ÏÕ]’\ Chapter 3 ;n’]m’\;◊ë ’\ Electrical Networks ;ÏË]dÖ‚“’\;k]“eç’\ Chapter 4 ;√d\Ö’\;◊ë ’\ Customers ;Ô˜⁄¬’\; Chapter 5 ;äŸ]£\;◊ë ’\ Manpower ;Ï÷Ÿ]¬’\;ÓÊŒ’\ Chapter 6 ;ãÄ]â’\;◊ë ’\ Ministrys Budget ;ÎÑ\ÜÊ’\;k]Ë›\áËŸ Chapter 7 ;√d]â’\;◊ë ’\ Monthly Statistical Data-2020 2020;Ïfiâ’;ÏÁÖ‚ç’\;k]Ë]ët¸\ ;◊ë ’\ chapter 1 ;√ÁÑ]ç∏\ Projects الطاقة الكهربائية نبذة تارخيية كان اكتشاف النفط في الكويت بداية النهضة الحضارية التي تعيشها البﻻد في شتى نواحي الحياة ، ولقد لعب مرفق الكهرباء دوراً أسااساياً في وضاب لبنات تلك النهضاة وتلبية احتيااات هذه المسيرة الحضارية . شاااهد ا 1934 وﻻدة مرفق الكهرباء وذلك بإنشااااء أوح محطة كهربا ية راااتيرة لتوليد التيار المسااتمر والتي أمامتها شااركة الكهرباء اةهلية حيأ بدأ اجنتار بتركيب مولدين مدرة كح منهما 30 كيلو واط ، وفي باديء اةمر ل يكن دد المشااااتركين يتااو 60 مشااااتركاً ، ولكن ما لبأ أن ا داد دد المشاااتركين ليراااح في سااانة 1940 إلى 700 مشاااتركاً وارتفعت القدرة المركبة إلى 340 كيلو واط . ونتياة للنهضااة السااريعة التي بدأت تعيشااها البﻻد في شااتى نواحي الحياة فقد ارتفب الطلب لى الكهرباء فوادت الحكومة أن الومت مد حان للتدخح حيأ مدت في ا 1951 إلى شااااراء أسااااه شااااركة الكهرباء اةهلية وإلى تلسااااي إدارة الكهرباء العامة تحولت فيما بعد ليراااااااب إسااااااامها الحالي و ارة الكهرباء والماءي حيأ أوكلت إليها مسااااااا ولية تو يب الطامة الكهربا ية . ولقد تطور مرفق الكهرباء كماً ونو اً خﻻح العقود الساااااااتة الماضاااااااية لى النحو الموا المبين أدناه : - في ا 1952 شااااااا يدت أوح محطة بخارية لتوليد الطامة الكهربا ية في منطقة الشاااااااوي واستمر العمح بالمحطة حتى ا 1990 حيأ أومف العمح بها بالكامح ، ومن ث استبدلت في سنة 2007 بوحدات توليد غا ية تبلغ سعتها المركبة الحالية 252 مياا واط . - ت إنشاااااء محطة الشااااعيبة الشاااامالية في ا 1965 وأومف العمح بها بالكامح في 1990 ، ومن ث أ نشاااااا ت وحدات للتوربينات التا ية والبخارية في ا 2009 بسااااااعة إامالية مركبة حالية مدرها 875.5 مياا واط . 8 - في ا 1970 تقرر إمامة محطة اديدة في الشاااعيبة محطة الشاااعيبة الانوبيةي حيأ بلتت مدرتها المركبة 804 مياا واط وبسااااااابب تقاد وحداتها فقد تقرر تخفية القدرة المركبة للمحطة لترب 720 مياا واط . - في منترااف ا 1977 ب ديء بتشااتيح أوح وحدة توليد للطامة الكهربا ية في محطة الدوحة الشرمية حيأ تبلغ القدرة المركبة الحالية للمحطة 1122 مياا واط . - ومب بداية ا 1983 أنشااااااالت الو ارة محطة الدوحة التربية حيأ تبلغ مدرتها المركبة الحالية 2541 مياا واط . - وفي ا 1987 كانت أولى وحدات التوليد بمحطة ال ور الانوبية تحت التشااتيح حيأ مرت المحطة كتيرها بعدة تطورات لترح مدرتها المركبة الحالية إلى 6055.8 مياا واط . - وفي منطقة الرااابية شاااماح البﻻد بدأت الو ارة في ا 1998 بإنشااااء محطة لتوليد الطامة الكهربا ية ـ محطة الربية ـ حيأ ترح مدرتها المركبة الحالية إلى 7046.7 مياا واط . - ومن ث أ نشااااا ت محطة ال ور الشااااامالية في ا 2007 حيأ تبلغ مدرتها المركبة الحالية 1540 مياا واط . ـاااااا ومسايرةً للتطورات العالمية فقد ت إنشاء محطة لتوليد الكهرباء باستخدا الطامة البديلة الطامة الضاااو ية-طامة الرياح- الطامة الشااامساااية المرك ةي في منطقة الشاااقايا وبقدرة مركبة تبلغ 70 مياا واط . وبالتالي يراااااااح إامالي القدرة المركبة لمحطات القوب الكهربا ية بالكويت إلى 20223 مياا واط منها 8970 مياا واط وحدات توربينات بخارية ، 8151 مياا واط وحدات توربينات غا ية ، 3032 مياا واط وحدات توليد تعمح بنظا الدورة المشاااااااتركة ، 70 مياا واط من الطامة البديلة . إن اةرما واجحرااا يات الواردة ضاامن هذا الكتاب اجحرااا ي تعك الاهد والماح الذي ب ذح خﻻح الستة قود الماضية للنهوة بهذا المرفق الحيوي حتى ورح إلى ما هو ليه اﻵن . 9 Electrical Energy Historical Development The discovery of oil in Kuwait led to the modern renaissance in all aspects of life, the electricity utility played a main role in this development meeting the needs of this civilized progress. In 1934 electricity utility was first established by constructing the first small power plant for continuous power generation, which was built by the National Electricity Company, where production began with the installation of two generators with a capacity of 30 KW each. At first, the number of customers did not exceed 60, but in 1940 the number of participants increased to 700 and the combined capacity increased to 340 kW.
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