This picture exhibits a mixed cycle energy plant, constructed by Doosan Enerbility in Karabatan, Kazakhstan. Courtesy of Doosan Enerbility
Doosan Enerbility mentioned Thursday it has secured a 2.2 trillion-won ($1.52 billion) contract to construct two mixed cycle energy crops in Saudi Arabia.
The corporate mentioned it has signed the engineering, procurement and building (EPC) contract for the development of Luma 1 and Nairiyah 1 energy crops, every with a capability of 1,800 megawatts, within the Center Jap nation.
The deal is a part of a broader building mission gained by a consortium led by Korea’s state-run Korea Electrical Energy Corp. (KEPCO) and consists of Saudi Arabia’s largest personal impartial energy producer, in addition to the Saudi Electrical energy Firm.
The development mission was commissioned by means of a global bid by the Saudi Energy Procurement Firm.
„The contract underscores Doosan Enerbility’s building experience and competitiveness within the world power sector, significantly because the Center East’s power demand continues to develop,“ Lee Hyun-ho, head of the corporate’s plant EPC division, mentioned. (Yonhap)
