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Serbia: Ansaldo Energia Awarded Contracts for Turbines, Generators for Serbia Plant

Ansaldo Energia has been awarded a contract by Shanghai Electric Group, worth approximately €40 million, to supply Gas Turbines and Generators for Pancevo Combined Cycle Power Plant in Serbia. The 200 MW Pancevo combined cycle power plant is owned by TE-TO Pancevo, and Shanghai Electric Group will be responsible for Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) on a turnkey basis. TE-TO Pancevo is a joint venture between Centroenergoholding, owned by Gazprom Energholding, and Serbian oil company NIS. The Pancevo cogeneration plant will produce power in the form of electricity and heat using natural gas as fuel.

Under the contract with Shanghai Electric Group, Ansaldo Energia will supply two AE64.3A Gas Turbines, their WY18Z air-cooled Generators and the relevant auxiliary systems. The contract strengthens the long-term strategic partnership between Shanghai Electric Group and Ansaldo Energia.

This important new contract represents a key achievement in the framework of the strategy drawn up by Ansaldo Energia for the area.

Source: Powermag

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