REPORT: Turkish firm Karadeniz tackles causes behind Fatmagül's malfunction

The Karadeniz Powership Fatmagül Sultan resumed its work, generating power 24 hours a day, the Turkish Karadeniz power company said on Thursday.       

In this regard, the commission of inquiry that was designated by the Head of the Audit Court, Judge Aouni Ramadan issued its preliminary report over the causes of the powership's malfunction, citing fuel incompatibility as the main reason behind it.     

For his part, Ralph Faisal, the local representative of the Turkish firm Karadeniz told LBCI that the "appropriate fuel" arrived on the 3rd of June, adding that the powership stopped working as failures were being repaired over the span of two weeks.         

On the 26th of February, the first Powership, named Fatmagül Sultan, arrived to the Zouk Power Plant port.        

The Karadeniz Powership Fatmagül Sultan, a powership part of Turkey based Karadeniz Holding's fleet docked on Monday 18th of February at the Beirut port quay 5.         

This report will mainly examine the causes behind the malfunction of the Karadeniz Powership Fatmagül Sultan.


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