Doosan Heavy wins $850 million power plant order in Philippines

• 8 years ago (2016-10-14)
• David Flin

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Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has announced that it has signed a $850 million contract with Redondo Peninsula Energy, a civil power generation company in the Philippines, to build a thermal power plant. The Subic Redondo coal-fired power plant, located 130 km northwest of Manila, will have two units, the first scheduled to be completed by December 2020.

This is the first application in the Philippines of a 300 MW boiler with circulating fluidised bed technology. It also makes Doosan the first South Korean company to receive an overseas order for a large-scale CFB boiler.