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Skoda Power Wins Steam Turbine Contract in Turkey
PLZEN, Czech Republic, Oct. 4 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ --
Skoda Power has been awarded a contract for the delivery of 3
x 133 MW Skoda steam turbines with 3S Enerji ve Maden A.S for a power plant
in Cankiri, Turkey, worth around EUR60 million.
Skoda Power will also supply an electrical generator, control
system, condensing and regenerative system, piping, electrical parts and
technical advisory services during installation and commissioning of each of
the three condensing steam turbines with axial condenser output.
The inauguration ceremony for the new thermal power plant near
Ankara took place on 1 September 2010. The activities of the Turkish investor
Yildizlar Holding will cover the complete chain: from coal mining through
to electricity generation and distribution to the end consumers.
All three units are scheduled to go online within three years.
A portion of the generated energy will be distributed by Yildizlar Holding
through its recently privatised Osmangazi network.
Skoda Power is currently regarded as one of the major players
in the Turkish steam turbine market, with an approximate 20% share. This
includes installations at Soma power plant (6 x 165 MW) and Erdemir power
plant (1 x 40 MW). Further, in 2009, Skoda Power was awarded a 2 x 120 MW
project at Bolu Goynuk which is currently in progress.
About SKODA POWER
Skoda Power, a part of Doosan Power Systems, is a leading
European producer and supplier of power plant equipment, mainly of steam
turbines. Its portfolio includes steam turbines (5 - 1250 MW) for a broad
range of applications. Skoda Power has more than 100 years' experience of
steam turbines.
About Doosan Power Systems
Doosan Power Systems is a leading provider of cleaner, greener
technology, products and services for power generation: from turnkey
power-plant projects to boilers, turbines, nuclear and wind power. Doosan
Power Systems unites the long heritage of excellence in boilers from
Doosan Babcock and steam turbines from Skoda Power.
SOURCE: Doosan Power Systems
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