Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co. has secured a 70 billion won order to provide a 540-megawatt generator, and 270-megawatt steam turbine for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) combined cycle power plant in Fujairah, UAE.
South Korea's Samsung C&T Corp. is building the 2,400-megawatt LNG combined cycle power plant.
Recently, Doosan Heavy Industries signed a 230 billion won deal with Korea Western Power Co. to build a 500-MW LNG-based power plant in Gyeonggi Province, which would produce electricity and steam for district heating.
The plant, a combined heat and power generating station, will deploy Doosan Heavy Industries' new turbine, the first to be manufactured in Korea.
The plant construction work involves installing components like the industrial water treatment systems and transmission lines.


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