Doosan Enerbility-led consortium wins $618 mil. plant deal in Vietnam
A consortium led by Korean plant builder Doosan Enerbility has secured an 840 billion-won ($618 million) deal to build a gas-fired power plant in Vietnam by 2030, the company said Thursday. The consortium, formed by Doosan Enerbility and Vietnam's energy service company PetroVietnam Technical Service Corp. (PTSC), will build the O Mon 3 gas-fired combined-cycle power plant for PTSC's parent…
Korean conglomerate Doosan Enerbility has secured a $618 million contract to build a gas-fired power plant in Vietnam by 2030, the company announced on Thursday. The consortium, consisting of Doosan Enerbility and Vietnamese energy service firm PetroVietnam Technical Service Corp. (PTSC), will construct the O Mon 3 gas-fired combined-cycle power plant for Petrovietnam (PVN) at a site approximately 180 kilometers southwest of Ho Chi Minh City.
This latest engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) deal follows a $900 million contract secured by Doosan Enerbility in June of the previous year, alongside a local firm, to build another gas-fired combined-cycle power plant at the same site for PVN by 2028. The company spokesperson expressed optimism about securing additional deals from PVN, as the Vietnamese corporation plans to build gas-fired power plants in central and northern regions of the country, complementing the O Mon 3 and 4 projects.
Doosan Enerbility has already secured five gas-fired power plant deals, solidifying its position as a leading player in Vietnam's energy sector.
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