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…
A consortium led by Doosan Enerbility, a Korean plant builder, has won a $618 million contract to construct a gas-fired power plant in Vietnam. The O Mon 3 combined-cycle power plant will be built for Petrovietnam (PVN) by 2030 at a site 180 kilometers southwest of Ho Chi Minh City. This deal follows a previous $900 million contract to build another gas-fired plant at the same site by 2028, also as part of a consortium with PetroVietnam Technical Service Corp. (PTSC).
Doosan Enerbility aims to secure more deals from PVN, as the Vietnamese company plans to build additional gas-fired power plants in central and northern regions of the country.
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