Turnkey Power Plant Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC)
and our overseas technical partners design and build 'turnkey' power plants,
including the provision of operations and maintenance services. Projects are
offered with a complete Engineer, Procure and Construct (EPC) supervisory
capability, and the management of all engineering disciples and construction
trades (EPCM). We specialise in a modular plant design that enables plants to be
built rapidly, fulfilling fast track project obligations. Our team has executed
complete power plant projects in as little as six months from contract signing
to commissioning.
The facility can be designed to utilise a variety of frame and/or
aero-derivative gas turbine generator sets for simple or combined cycle
operation. Alternatively, provisions for conversion to combined cycle operation
at a later date can be built into the plant design. Additionally, we can install
steam turbines from a variety of Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM’s).

and our overseas technical partners have experience installing gas turbine
generators utilising a variety of fuel sources including natural gas, #2 Diesel,
and alternate liquid fuels. All our Gas Turbines can also use flare gas as a
source of fuel and can be used in flare reduction scenarios along with other
flare reduction technologies such as GTL and reinjection.
We can also provide the following additional equipment:
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Inlet Chilling Systems for greater combustion efficiency
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Enhanced Air Emissions Control Technology including Dry Low. Emissions (DLE)
/ Dry Low NOx (DLN) Combustion Systems or Water Injection
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Combined Water Treatment Plants for Process and/or Human Consumption can
also be incorporated into the overall plant supply.
All required balance of plant equipment and plant auxiliaries are included for
reliable and safe production of electricity. All rotating equipment we supply
includes appropriate enclosures where required for weather protection and noise
containment.

can also provide professional site evaluations and studies to provide the
prospective client with a comprehensive survey of plant needs and prevailing
site condition. This survey can also include an Environmental Impact Assessment
(EIA) as required by most agencies before major projects can be undertaken.
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