Muara Tawar Combined-cycle Power Plant Expansion Block-5(Yen Credit)
| Project name | Muara Tawar Combined-cycle Power Plant Expansion Block-5(Yen Credit) |
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| Location | Near Jakarta, Indonesia |
| Client | PT.PLN (Persero) |
| Contract amount | Approx. 8 billion yen (Approx. 24 billion yen for entire consortium*) |
| The contract was signed between Indonesia's government utility company, Perusahaan Listrik Negra and the Consortium of Alstom(Switzerland) and our company in November 2007 to add a new combined cycle approx.240MW to the existing Muara Tawar project site. We as the Consortium member, principally handle engineering, civil construction, and installation of principal equipment such as Gas Turbine, HRSG and Steam Turbine and its auxiliaries, as well as the supply of 500 KV substation equipment and Step-Up Transformers. We have long delivered arrange of power plants to PLN and contributes to the Indonesia's power supply, helping expand its economy at a rapid pace. We plant to continue our active participation in the country's power projects. | |
Suralaya Coal-Fired Power Plant Rehabilitation Project
| Project name | Suralaya Coal-Fired Power Plant Rehabilitation Project |
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| Location | Western Java Island, Indonesia |
| Client | PT.PLN (Persero) |
| Contract amount | Approx. 8 billion yen |
| The contract was signed between PLN and our company, as a prime contractor on the Suralaya rehabilitation project, with its subcontractors, Babcock＆Wilcox Power Generation Group, Inc. and Taihei Dengyo Kaisha. This project involving the Suralaya coal-powered power plant (total capacity: 400MW x 4 + 600MW x 3), the largest power plant in Indonesia, aims to refurbish two B&W Radiant Tower-type boilers, and to reform four existing control systems to new DCS. In addition that the upgrades will increase the capacity of each unit to 440 MW, we are taking environmental considerations, to reduce the amount of coal burned and nitrogen oxide (NOx), a cause of air pollution. | |
Installation of 400KV two cable circuits from Abu Dhabi Power Plant to Saadiyat Island
| Project name | Installation of 400KV two cable circuits from Abu Dhabi Power Plant to Saadiyat Island |
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| Location | Abu Dhabi City, United Arab Emirates |
| Client | Abu Dhabi Transmission & Despatch Company |
| Contract amount | Approx. 12 billion yen |
| This project runs dual-circuit underground cables across the 13 km span between Saadiyat Island, located in the northern part of the Abu Dhabi islands and under 3 trillion yen of development, and the Abu Dhabi thermal power plant, which we delivered in 1999.
By winning this project, we now have an exclusive handle on work on the power supply to Saadiyat Island. Through environmental considerations, we dismissed the use of underwater cables, which pose the risk of oil leakage, and instead adopted a cable route which avoids disrupting a mangrove habitat. |
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The Project for Construction of Diesel Power Station in Samawah
| Project name | The Project for Construction of Diesel Power Station in Samawah |
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| Location | Samawah City, Muthanna Province, Iraq |
| Client | Japan International Cooperation System (End User: Iraq Ministry of Electricity) |
| Contract amount | Approx. 8.75 billion yen (main contract) ＋ approx. 2.49 billion yen (security and inland transportation contract) |
This project (total capacity: 60MW) was funded under Japanese Grant Aid, as the reconstruction of Iraq infrastructure. We were awarded for this project as a full turnkey project in 2006 after the international tender. As it was realized that we were unable to mobilize our engineers to Iraq after the Contract became effective due to the deterioration of security situation in Iraq, we developed a remote supervision system to execute and manage the project remotely utilizing the satellite cameras. The residents in the Province have been largely affected by the lack of electricity, so we expect that the construction of this power plant will improve their daily life. |
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Phu My 4 Combined Cycle Power Plant
| Project name | Phu My 4 Combined Cycle Power Plant |
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| Location | Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province, Vietnam |
| Client | Electricity of Vietnam |
| Contract amount | Approx. 26 billion yen |
| This plant was constructed at major power plant complex which generate one-third of whole installed capacity of Vietnam. It is our great honor to contribute half of power plant in this complex, which is organized by six combined cycle power plants with total capacity of 4,000MW. We successfully completed Phu My 4 Combined Cycle Power Plant one month ahead of the schedule against delay of the preparation work. We contribute to the betterment of Vietnamese tight electricity circumstances. | |
Hai Phong 1 & 2 Thermal Power Plant Project
| Project name | Hai Phong 1 & 2 Thermal Power Plant Project |
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| Location | Haiphong City, Vietnam |
| Client | Haiphong Thermal Power Joint Stock Co. |
| Contract amount | Haiphong 1: Approx. 8.7 billion yen (Consortium total: approx. 53 billion yen) Haiphong 2: Approx. 8.1 billion yen (Consortium total: approx. 54 billion yen) |
| These are the projects for constructing Coal Fired Thermal Power Plants which installed capacities are 2 times 300MW for each Hai Phong 1 project and Hai Phong 2 project. We have contracted these projects as a consortium with Dong Fang Electric Corporation who is one of the biggest heavy electric equipment manufacturers in China. Also this is the first large coal thermal power plant project which is contracted by Japanese and Chinese companies within a third country. Even for the finance, buyer' s credit loan has been jointly arranged by both countries. In order to minimize environmental impact, we have adopted highly efficient boiler for anthracite coal as well as the desulfurization device etc. | |
Na Duong Coal-fired Thermal Power Plant Construction Project
| Project name | Na Duong Coal-fired Thermal Plant Construction Project |
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| Location | Lang Son Province, Vietnam |
| Client | Vietnam National Coal Corporation |
| Contract amount | Approx. 13 billion yen |
This project, under a consortium of Marubeni and Lilama, a local construction company, was for construction of a coal-fired thermal power plant in an area of coal mine near the Chinese border. Completed in 2005, it has a total capacity of 110MW. The plant operates steadily in an area that lacked a major industry, and largely contributes to the local economy including job creation. The plant also takes environmental measures, using the circulating fluidized-bed boiler to reduce SOx and NOx. |
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Tutong Combined-cycle gas turbine Power Plant
| Project name | Tutong Combined-cycle gas turbine Power Plant |
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| Location | Brunei Darussalam |
| Client | Government of Brunei (Department of Electrical Services, Prime Minister's Office) |
| Contract amount | Approx. 10 billion yen |
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This project was for construction of Brunei's first combined-cycle gas turbine power plant, with full funding from the government of Brunei.
Since the country only had a simple-cycle gas turbine plant, it decided to install the latest combined-cycle gas turbine power plant to improve energy efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions in consideration of the environment. The facility has a capacity of 110MW. We, under an EPC full turnkey contract that includes civil installation work, led the consortium in managing the whole construction process, completing the entire plant in January 2008. |
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Acquisition of PIC (U.S.)
| Project name | Acquisition of PIC (U.S.) |
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| Location | U.S.A |
| We acquired PIC Group, Inc.(Atlanta, Georgia), a U.S.-based independent global provider of services and programs focused on power generation operations and maintenance. We intend to expand our value chain in the power industry by adding PIC Group, Inc' s capabilities in after-sales service and installation to our current EPC capabilities so that we can serve our customers more competitively. (Photo: PIC Group, Inc. executing a contract to a power station.) | |
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*Full turnkey contract:
A method of contracting everything from installation, civil work, assembly, test run guidance and coverage responsibilities, this indicated the conducting of all work until the facility is ready to run as if at the turn of a key.
*Consortium:
A body of multiple companies that jointly won the project bid
