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Contract in Singapore
02/12/2010 | Channel: Electricity
Alstom, a global leader in the supply of equipment and services for power generation, has won an order worth approximately 260 million euros to construct a new power plant for Tuas Power Generation Pte Ltd (TPG) in Singapore.
TPG, owned by NYSE-listed Huaneng Power International and one of Singapore’s largest power generation companies, already operates four existing combined cycle power plants and two oil fired steam power plants.
The order includes an EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) contract for the construction of a new 400 MW gas-fired combined cycle power plant CCP5, as well as a six-year maintenance contract.
Under the terms and conditions of the EPC contract, Alstom will provide the entire power plant and all associated equipment, including a GT26 gas turbine, steam turbine and heat recovery steam generator. Alstom’s combined cycle technology, based on its GT26 gas turbine, is among the most efficient and reliable technologies currently available. The completion of CCP5 in 2014 will enable TPG to improve the overall electricity generating efficiency of its plant portfolio.
The order includes an EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) contract for the construction of a new 400 MW gas-fired combined cycle power plant CCP5, as well as a six-year maintenance contract.
Under the terms and conditions of the EPC contract, Alstom will provide the entire power plant and all associated equipment, including a GT26 gas turbine, steam turbine and heat recovery steam generator. Alstom’s combined cycle technology, based on its GT26 gas turbine, is among the most efficient and reliable technologies currently available. The completion of CCP5 in 2014 will enable TPG to improve the overall electricity generating efficiency of its plant portfolio.