Électricité d'Aldurie-Wechua
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| Type | Public utility |
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| Industry | Electric utility |
| Founded | 1690 AN |
| Headquarters |
Cárdenas,  Nouvelle Alexandrie |
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Électricité d'Aldurie-Wechua (ÉdAW) is the premier electric utility company in Nouvelle Alexandrie, playing a pivotal role in the federation's energy infrastructure and policy. With its headquarters in the capital, Cárdenas, ÉdAW stands as the largest public electric utility in Nouvelle Alexandrie.
Overview
Founded in 1690 AN, ÉdAW emerged from the consolidation of several regional power providers to ensure a unified approach to energy management and to meet the growing demands of then-Alduria-Wechua's rapidly expanding economy. Despite Alduria-Wechua being renamed Nouvelle Alexandrie in 1693 AN, the company retained its name. Today, it boasts a diverse generation capacity of over 200 gigawatts, spanning both continents of Eura and Keltia.
Operations
ÉdAW operates an extensive network of power generation facilities, including nuclear, hydroelectric, solar, and wind farms. The company's flagship projects include the Grand Rodinia Hydroelectric Complex, the Nouradin Hydroproject, the Amapola Nuclear Power Complex, and the expansive Solara Solar Power Station, which together contribute a significant portion of the federation's renewable energy output.
Key Infrastructure
- Grand Rodinia Hydroelectric Complex
- Nouradin Hydroproject
- Alcala Oil and Gas Complex
- Amapola Nuclear Power Complex
- Solara Solar Power Station
- Villalba Solar Power Station
- Isla Nena Wind Farms
- Beaufort Nuclear Power Complex
- Federal Capital Region Power Complex
- Alkiva Power Station Complex
- Amapola Power Station
- Fontainebleau Nuclear Power Station
- Rothborne Oil Refinery and Power Plant
- Cárdenas Coal Power Station
- Las Brisas Coal and Gas Complex
