The construction of a Combined Cycle Cogeneration Plant at the Navoi Thermal Power Station in southern Uzbekistan, has earned Mitsubishi Corporation (MC), together with Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (MHPS), a full turnkey contract by Joint Stock Company Uzbekenergo.
MHPS will supply the main components while MC, together with Calik Enerji Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S, a Turkey-based engineering and construction company partially sponsored by MC, will supply the remaining components needed for plant construction and conduct inland transportation as well as civil engineering and installation works. Construction is scheduled for completion in 2019.
This project is aimed at building a high-efficiency combined plant with the capacity to supply 450MW of power and 200Gcal/h of heating to homes and establishments locally. The plant is located next to the Navoi 1 power plant. This project will be financed by Japanese Official Development Assistance (ODA), and Uzbekistan governmental fund.
Aging infrastructure has led to concerns about the security and reliability of power supply in Uzbekistan, thereby creating an urgent need for the construction of additional facilities and the upgrading of existing ones. This project is therefore regarded as an important part of efforts to address these concerns, contributing to the stable supply of electricity and heating, and in turn to stability in Uzbekistan's economy.
Through this new project, MC is aiming to continue contributing to the stable supply of electricity and to economic growth in Uzbekistan, while at the same time pursuing its goal of expanding its power generation business across Central Asia.
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