Steam Turbines

Chinese contract for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

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Contract Amount: 
60,000,000,000 JPY
Announcement Date: 
09/28/2007
Termination Date: 
12/31/2014

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) is to supply two steam turbine generators for the Sanmen nuclear power station to be built in China's Zhejiang province. The order marks the company's first major project in the Chinese market for nuclear new build. MHI is being partnered by China's Harbin group.

MHI Receives Order for 2 Steam-turbine Power Generation Systems From West Delta Electricity Production Company, Egypt

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Announcement Date: 
09/16/2008
Termination Date: 
10/01/2012

Tokyo, September 16, 2008 - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI), jointly with Toyota Tsusho Corporation, has received an order from West Delta Electricity Production Company (WDEPC) of Egypt for two sets of a 650 MW (megawatt) natural-gas/heavy-oil fired steam-turbine power generation system. The two systems, each featuring the largest power generation capacity of conventional thermal power generation units of this kind in Egypt, will be added to WDEPC's existing power plant near Alexandria to meet robust electricity demand in the Nile Delta region.

MHI Receives Order for Two 800 MW Supercritical-Pressure Steam Turbines For Andhra Pradesh Power Development Company Limited of India

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02/13/2009
Termination Date: 
12/31/2010

Tokyo, February 13, 2009 - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) has received an order for two 800 megawatt (MW) supercritical-pressure steam turbines* for Andhra Pradesh Power Development Company Limited (APPDCL) of India. The two turbines, slated for delivery in late 2010, are for APPDCL's Krishnapatnam Thermal Power Project in Andhra Pradesh state, in southeastern India. The new coal-fired power station to be built near Krishnapatnam is aimed at easing tight electricity supplies associated with the country's robust economic growth.

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