Siemens PG awarded €600 million

The Siemens Power Generation Group (PG) has secured orders in Germany and Norway for the construction of two combined cycle power plants worth €600 million.

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for the turnkey construction of two combined cycle power plants with a total value of approximately €600 million.

The Norwegian energy corporation Statkraft is purchaser of the Hürth-Knapsack power plant, and the contract for the plant at Kårstø in Norway was awarded by Naturkraft, Lysaker.

Siemens will build an 800-megawatt combined cycle power plant for Statkraft in the Knapsack chemical industrial park near Cologne-Hürth in Germany. PG’s scope of supply will encompass turnkey construction of the power plant equipped with two gas turbines, one steam turbine, three generators and the entire electrical and I&C equipment. Siemens also will handle gas turbine maintenance for a period of 12 years. The plant is scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2007.

Siemens PG also received an order for a turnkey 420-megawatt combined cycle plant from Naturkraft for the Kårstø project located north of Stavanger in Norway. Naturkraft AS is a project company in which Statkraft and Norsk Hydro each have a 50 percent stake.

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