Oil and Gas Industry will spend over $10 Billion for Valves in 2015
For the first time, the upstream oil and gas industry will spend more than $10 billion for valves in a single year. In 2015, the expenditure will be $10.3 billion. This includes valves purchased for oil and gas extraction. It includes those used in unconventional extraction such as from sub-sea shale and oil sands. The forecast also includes valves used in LNG and gas-to-liquids plants. The analysis appears in Industrial Valves: World Markets published by the McIlvaine Company. (
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Revenue values include valve and valve actuator when actuator is supplied with valve by valve manufacturer.The Middle East remains the historic leader, but NAFTA will be a close second. The U.S. shale gas and oil expansion and the Canadian tar sands investments are providing substantial valve markets. These forecasts do not include refineries. However, the lower quality crudes being extracted in NAFTA are spurring investments in refinery valves due to upgrades.
A larger percentage of the valve spend is now directed at control of water and wastewater. Hydraulic fracturing requires extensive valving. Up to 30 chemicals along with sand are mixed with water prior to injection. The flowback water in many states cannot be discharged into underground storage. It is too contaminated to be treated by conventional sewage treatment plants. The result is a significant treatment investment.
The shale gas boom is resulting in LNG and gas-to-liquid plant construction. Large numbers of valves are required to operate these plants.
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GDP MARKET UPDATE HEADLINES
March 2014
AMERICAS
ASIA
EUROPE / AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST
AMERICAS
United States
Markets and economists are responding to news that real gross domestic product grew less than previously estimated in the fourth quarter with a yawn.
Data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows that real GDP — which measures output produced in the United States — grew at an annual rate of 2.4% in the fourth quarter of 2013. The second estimate is down 80 basis points from the 3.2% advance estimate BEA put out in January. The figure shows fourth quarter growth relative to the third quarter, when real GDP increased 4.1%.
The lowered fourth quarter estimate, explained BEA in a release, reflects smaller than previously estimated growth in personal consumption expenditures. There were also downward revisions to business investment in inventories and exports, as well as state and local government spending. These were partially offset by an upward revision to business fixed investment and inflation.
Stocks were trending up following the release. Joseph Lake, U.S. analyst for The Economist Intelligence Unit, wrote in a note on the results that the downward revision, "was widely expected and does not alter the big picture that the U.S. is continuing to slowly recover from the financial crisis." Adding, "Consumer spending, while revised downwards from the original estimate, still grew by its fastest pace in almost two years, a reflection of the improvement in the underlying economic fundamentals, which bodes well for 2014." (The remaining text is not included in this sample.)
ASIA
India
Recently released data show that real GDP in India grew at a year-over-year rate of 4.7% in Q4-2013. Although the outcome was in line with the consensus forecast, it marks the seventh consecutive quarter in which GDP has grown at a sub-5 percent rate. The days of very robust economic growth that characterized the middle years of the last decade are clearly a thing of the past.
Although output in the service industries accelerated, suggesting that growth in consumer spending likely remained solid in the fourth quarter, growth in the agricultural and utility sectors slowed. The downshift in construction—growth slowed from 4% in Q3 to nearly 0% in Q4—may reflect the effects of monetary tightening by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), while the contractions in the mining and manufacturing sectors illustrate the continued challenges faced by Indian industry. (The remaining text is not included in this sample.)
EUROPE / AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST
Eurozone
It was the third quarter of growth since the end of an 18-month recession, the longest period of contraction to affect the single currency area.
It has now managed three consecutive quarters of growth as the wider economy responds to the calmer conditions that now prevail in the region's financial markets.
But it is still distinctly sluggish; certainly not robust enough to be likely to make much of an impact on the serious jobs problem suffered by some countries.
The best that can be said is that unemployment has stabilized. Nor is the growth strong enough to dispel the growing concern that the eurozone might be heading for deflation (falling prices). . (The remaining text is not included in this sample.)
A complete analysis of GDP and Monthly Updates for individual countries is included as part of
Industrial Valve World Markets.
OIL & GAS SALES LEAD HEADLINES
March 3, 2104
(Listed by most current date)
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Bumi Armada of Malaysia Wins Contracts to Supply Three Ice-Class Vessels to Lukoil (Contract Dated: 3/3/2014)
Drydocks Signs LOI with Innovation Management to Build Jack-Up Rigs (Contract Dated: 3/3/2014)
Petrofac & Taleveras Sign MOU with Nigeria’s NPDC (Contract Dated: 3/3/2014)
AMEC Awarded $124 Mln PMC Contract for Umm Lulu Phase 2 Offshore UAE (Project Dated: 2/28/2014)
RasGas Awards EPC Contract for Onshore Flow Assurance Project to Chiyoda Almana (Project Dated: 2/28/2014)
Mott MacDonald Awarded Project Management Consultant Contract for Hail Field in UAE (Contract Dated: 2/28/2014)
UK’s Amec to Buy Foster Wheeler in $3.2 Bln Merger (Merger Dated: 2/27/2014)
GE Selects Oklahoma City Site for New Global Hub of Oil & Gas Technology Innovation (Project Dated: 2/27/2014)
Egypt’s Petroleum Minister Promoting Use of Coal over Natural Gas (Article Dated: 2/27/2014)
Kuwait Oil Awards WorleyParsons a $400 Mln Program Management Contract (Contract Dated: 2/27/2014)
KNPC Awards AMEC with $255 Mln Project Engineering and Management Services Contract (Contract Dated: 2/27/2014)
Enable Midstream Holds Open Season for New Crude Oil Gathering System in ND (Project Dated: 2/27/2014)
Honeywell UOP Technology Selected to Help Meet Demand for Key Petrochemicals in China, Part 2 (Project Dated: 2/21/2014)
Update on Qatar Petrochemicals Sector (Update Dated: 2/10/2014)
Update on Saudi Arabian Petrochemicals Sector (Update Dated: 2/6/2014)
India's ONGC Delays Startup of New Paraxylene Plant to Q3 2014 (Project Dated: 2/6/2014)
NOVA Chemicals Announces First Petrochemicals from Marcellus Shale Ethane at its Ontario Cracker (Article Dated: 2/6/2014)
South Korea’s Petrochemical Industry Expected to Rebound in 2014 (Article Dated: 2/6/2014)
Sasol Expands Sasolburg Ethylene, Polyethylene Capacity by Debottlenecking Cracker (Project Dated: 2/6/2014)
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WORLD MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER PROJECT MONTHLY NEWS HEADLINES - February 2014
This monthly update is devoted to wastewater infrastructure news around the world, outside of the United States and Canada, and is meant to complement McIlvaine's Air & Water Pollution Monitoring World Markets.
AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA
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February 2014
ARIZONA
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More Septage, Untreated Grease Taxing Flagstaff WWTP·
Slow Low Requesting Bids for WWTP Project
CALIFORNIA
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Morro Bay to Consider Bids for WWTP Repairs·
Porterville WWTP being Upgraded·
Malibu preps for Wastewater Facility·
San Diego Planning $370 Million Wastewater Treatment Plant·
Victor Valley Wastewater Projects get $1.5 Million Grant
COLORADO
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Chateau Chaparral Requesting Bids for Wastewater Project
CONNECTICUT
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Ansonia and Derby exploring Regionalization of Wastewater Systems·
Torrington Planning $86.7 Million Wastewater/Sewer Upgrade
FLORIDA
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Marathon to Improve Sewer System·
$11 Million Fruitland Park for Wastewater Improvements·
Utility Company wants to partner with Pender County
GEORGIA
·
Seven Cities awarded Funding for Water/Wastewater Projects·
Cumming to Replace Wastewater Facility
IDAHO
·
Jerome moves forward with $35.9 Million Wastewater Improvements
ILLINOIS
·
Gov. Quinn marks $2 Billion for Statewide Clean Water, Stormwater Management Projects·
Spring Valley to build New WWTP·
$21 Million for McHenry to Consolidate Wastewater Plants
INDIANA
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Romney seeks Funding for $3.5 Million Wastewater Project
IOWA
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Indianola Planning WWTP Project·
$50.2 Million for Iowa City North WWTP
MARYLAND
·
$30 Million for Cumberland CSO Project
MASSACHUSETTS
·
Orleans Requesting Bids for Sewer Mapping
MISSOURI
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St. Joseph OKs $50 Million for Wastewater Facility
MONTANA
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$3.3 Million for Craig Wastewater Project
NEW YORK
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New York American Water buys Mt. Ebo Water and Wastewater Systems·
Ithaca WWTP Improved Wastewater Technology Trial Begins·
Watkins Glen, Montour Falls considering Joint WWTP·
Hanover WWTP Needs Repair·
Gov. Cuomo Seeks Federal Funding for Ocean Outfall at Bay Park·
New York Wastewater Plants still Vulnerable to Flooding·
Saxtons River WWTP Needs Upgrades·
Rochester Hosts Summit to Tackle Pollution in Genesee River
NORTH CAROLINA
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Hickory to expand Wastewater Service
OHIO
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$61.5 Million for Springfield WWTP Upgrade
OKLAHOMA
·
Bixby considers Wastewater Deal with Tulsa, Broken Arrow
PENNSYLVANIA
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$11 Million for Mercer WWTP Upgrade
RHODE ISLAND
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Plan for $100 Million Sewer Project gets OK
SOUTH CAROLINA
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$20.3 Million for New Orangeburg WWTP·
$3.2 Million for Lyman WWTP Upgrade
SOUTH DAKOTA
·
Freeman moves forward with $1.5 Million Wastewater Project
TENNESSEE
·
Spring Hill at Significant Crossroads with Utilities
TEXAS
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Krum seeks Funds for WWTP·
Patton Village to build New WWTP·
Refugio fined for Improper Wastewater Treatment·
$2.8 Million for Amarillo WWTP Project
WASHINGTON
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Elmer City considering Separate Wastewater Plant·
Snohomish Wastewater Plan OK’d
WISCONSIN
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Baraboo faces Water Quality Challenge·
Eau Claire WWTP going "Green"·
$2.76 Million for Beloit Wastewater Project·
Wis. Assembly approves Delaying Phosphorus Rule
CANADA
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North Battleford Contracts with Lystek for Biosolids Equipment·
Colwood seeks Stand Alone Sewage Treatment Plant·
Calgary to consider $690 Million in Upgrades to Overburdened Wastewater System·
Hamilton moves ahead with $111 Million Sludge Plant
RECENT CHEMICAL BID REPORTS
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Revision Date: 2015
Startup Date / Fuel - Summary Chart
United States Summary Total for Startup Date: |
|
Fuel |
Total Size (MW) |
Biomass |
85 |
Coal Gas |
200 |
Gas |
12673 |
Nuclear |
1200 |
Petroleum Coke |
400 |
Fuel |
Project Name |
Size (MW) |
Biomass |
Heard County biomass power plant-Rollcast Energy, GA |
50 |
Biomass |
Klamath Falls II-Klamath Generation, OR |
35 |
Coal Gas |
Summit Power IGCC power project with carbon capture, TX |
200 |
Gas |
Astoria combined cycle power plant-NRG, NY |
1040 |
Gas |
Cane Run combined cycle-Kentucky Utilities, Louisville Gas & Electric, KY |
660 |
Gas |
Charles County power plant-Competitive Power Ventures, MD |
661 |
Gas |
Charles D. Lamb power plant-Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority, OK |
103 |
Gas |
Cherokee 4 conversion to natural gas-Xcel, CO |
569 |
Gas |
CPV Valley combined cycle Energy Center, NY |
650 |
Gas |
Eklutna power project-Matanuska Electric Assoc., AK |
180 |
Gas |
Garrison combined cycle-Calpine, DE |
309 |
Gas |
Glenarm power plant-Pasadena Water & Power, CA |
71 |
Gas |
Grant County PUD gas turbine power plant, WA |
295 |
Gas |
Guadalupe peaking expansion-Guadalupe Power Partners, TX |
470 |
Gas |
Heskett expansion-Montana-Dakota Utilities Co., ND |
88 |
Gas |
Midland combined cycle power plant-MCV, MI |
640 |
Gas |
Morgan City combined cycle-Louisiana Energy and Power Authority, LA |
64 |
Gas |
Ninemile Point 6 combined cycle plant-Entergy Louisiana, LA |
550 |
Gas |
Pio Pico Energy Center peaking-San Diego Gas & Electric, CA |
300 |
Gas |
Port Westward 2 peaking power plant-Portland General Electric, OR |
220 |
Gas |
Sawtooth combined cycle-SW Public Power Resources Group, AZ |
480 |
Gas |
Scattergood combinede cycle repower-LADWP, CA |
500 |
Gas |
Smyth County combined cycle plant-Competitive Power Ventures, VA |
762 |
Gas |
Temple combined cycle expansion-Panda Power, TX |
758 |
Gas |
Temple combined cycle-Panda Power Funds, TX |
650 |
Gas |
Toquop power project-Sithe Global, NV |
700 |
Gas |
Troutdale combined cycle and simple cycle power plant, OR |
653 |
Gas |
Warren County combined cycle plant-Dominion Power, VA |
1300 |
Nuclear |
Watts Bar 2 nuclear power plant-TVA, TN |
1200 |
Petroleum Coke |
Lockwood IGCC power plant-Hunton Energy, TX |
400 |
Worldwide Summary Totals for Startup Date: |
|
Fuel |
Total Size (MW) |
Biomass |
588 |
Coal |
40428 |
Coal Gas |
150 |
Gas |
31048 |
Liquified Natural Gas |
200 |
Nuclear |
11710 |
Oil |
5160 |
Fuel |
Project Name |
Size (MW) |
Biomass |
Ferrybridge multi-fuel power plant-SSE Generation, UK |
108 |
Biomass |
Portbury Dock Renewable Energy Plant-E.ON, UK |
150 |
Biomass |
Vartaverket CFB combined heat and power plant-Fortum Varme, Sweden |
330 |
Coal |
Ain Sokhna supercritical power plant-Egyptian Electricity Holding Co., Egypt |
1300 |
Coal |
Aksa Enerji Uretim power plant, Turkey |
270 |
Coal |
Benga power plant-Rio Tinto, Mozambique |
500 |
Coal |
Chandrapur (8,9)-MahaGenco, India |
1000 |
Coal |
Cucuta power plant-Termotasajero 2, Colombia |
180 |
Coal |
Duyen Hai 1-EVN, Vietnam |
1245 |
Coal |
Duyen Hai 3, Vietnam |
1245 |
Coal |
Eastern Petroleum power plant, Indonesia |
200 |
Coal |
Empee Group power project in Tamil Nadu, India |
1320 |
Coal |
Gayatri (GEVPI)/NCC Infrastructure Holdings.power project, India |
1320 |
Coal |
Gecamines (copper miner) power plant, Congo |
500 |
Coal |
Ghatampur-Nevyeli Lignite Corp/Uttar Pradesh Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam, India |
1980 |
Coal |
Hongsa-Ratchaburi Electricity Gen. Holding, Bunpu Power, Laos |
1878 |
Coal |
India Power Co. power plant, India |
1320 |
Coal |
Jharkhand aluminum smelter and power plant-Hindalco/Tata Power, India |
900 |
Coal |
Koradi 8,9,10 power project-Maharashtra State Power Generation Co./DCPL, India |
1980 |
Coal |
Kospo power project in Cebu, Philippines |
400 |
Coal |
Lalitpur supercritical power plant-Bajaj Hindustan, India |
1980 |
Coal |
Malwa (Shree Singuji) power plant-Madhya Pradesh Power Generation Co., India |
1200 |
Coal |
Mannheim-GMK Mannheim, Germany |
910 |
Coal |
Mchuchuma power project-Tanzania Electricity Supply Co., Tanzania |
300 |
Coal |
Mindanao plant-San Miguel Energy Corp., Philippines |
300 |
Coal |
Minergy Coal power plant in Balingasag, Philippines |
110 |
Coal |
Mong Duong 1 CFB power plant-Electricity of Vietnam, Vietnam |
1080 |
Coal |
Nabinagar-National Thermal Power Corp./Railways, India |
1000 |
Coal |
Nasik power plant-India Bulls, India |
1350 |
Coal |
Raghunathpur Phase II-Damodar Valley, India |
1320 |
Coal |
Ras Al Khaimah power plant-Utico Middle East, United Arab Emirates |
270 |
Coal |
Samcheok Green Power supercritical power project-Korea Southern Power Co., South Korea |
2000 |
Coal |
Sasan supercritical power plant-Reliance Power, India |
3960 |
Coal |
Sirkazhi supercritical power project-Gemac and SPGCPL, India |
1320 |
Coal |
South Sumatra 5-PLN, Indonesia |
300 |
Coal |
Sumsel 5 power plant-PTDian Swastatika Sentosa (DDS) and PT Golden Energy Mi, Indonesia |
300 |
Coal |
Talwandi Sabo (Banwala) power project-Punjab State Electricity Board, India |
2640 |
Coal |
Tampakan copper and gold mining power plant-Sagittarius Mines, Philippines |
400 |
Coal |
Tancoal mine power plant-TANESCO/Intra Energy Tanzania, Tanzania |
200 |
Coal |
Thang Long power plant, Vietnam |
600 |
Coal |
Tufanbeyli power plant-Enerjisa Enerji Uretim/Verbund, Turkey |
450 |
Coal |
Zambia power plant-Maamba Collieries, Zambia |
300 |
Coal |
Zimbabwe-China Africa Sunlight Energy power project, Zimbabwe |
600 |
Coal Gas |
Genesee IGCC power plant, Canada |
150 |
Gas |
Ahlone (Yangon) combined cycle power plant, Myanmar |
500 |
Gas |
Al Zour North power and desalination plant, Kuwait |
1500 |
Gas |
Anjarle thermal power project-Tiana Power Projects, India |
1600 |
Gas |
Arun peaking power plant-PLN, Indonesia |
200 |
Gas |
Azito expansion-Globeleq Generation, Ivory Coast |
139 |
Gas |
Bibiyana 3 combined cycle-Power Development Board, Bangladesh |
400 |
Gas |
Bouchain FlexEfficiency 50 power plant-EdF, France |
510 |
Gas |
Braemar 2 power plant-ERM Power, Australia |
550 |
Gas |
Cengiz Enerji combined cycle power project in Samsun region, Turkey |
600 |
Gas |
CEZ/Mol Nyrt. combined cycle power plant, Hungary |
860 |
Gas |
Dadu combined cycle, Pakistan |
1000 |
Gas |
Damhead Creek combined cycle expansion-Scottish Power, UK |
800 |
Gas |
Dervezinsky gas turbine power plant-Calik Enerji Sanayi ve Ticaret, Turkmenistan |
504 |
Gas |
Dervish combined CCGT, wind, solar power plant-MetCap Energy, Turkey |
530 |
Gas |
Dongara (Centauri 1) gas turbine plant-Eneabba Gas, Australia |
168 |
Gas |
Duqm IPP power and desalination plant, Oman |
1000 |
Gas |
Gardabani combined cycle-JSC Partnership Fund, Georgia |
230 |
Gas |
Gdansk power plant-PGE SA, Poland |
800 |
Gas |
Greenfield South power plant-Eastern Power, Canada |
300 |
Gas |
Imara power plant, Iraq |
500 |
Gas |
Incheon 7,8,9 combined cycle expansion-Posco Power, South Korea |
1252 |
Gas |
Israel Chemicals cogen plant, Israel |
250 |
Gas |
Jebel Ali Q (Hassyan)-Dubai Electricity & Water Authority, United Arab Emirates |
1500 |
Gas |
Juan Manuel Valdez Guiria power plant-Petroleos de Venezuela, Venezuela |
700 |
Gas |
Kpone simple cycle power plant-Volta River Authority, Ghana |
220 |
Gas |
Leichhardt power plant--APA Group/AGL Energy, Australia |
60 |
Gas |
Navoi combined cycle expansion, Uzbekistan |
450 |
Gas |
North Bangkok 2 combined cycle expansion-EGAT, Thailand |
850 |
Gas |
Pesanggaran power plant-PLN, Indonesia |
200 |
Gas |
Port Talbot (Abernedd) combined cycle-Scottish & Southern Energy, UK |
450 |
Gas |
Queen Elizabeth combined cycle addition-SaskPower, Canada |
200 |
Gas |
Riyadh (12) expansion-Saudi Electricity Co., Saudi Arabia |
1300 |
Gas |
Rojana Industrial Park combined cycle power plant-Gulf JP, Thailand |
1600 |
Gas |
Samra Phase III combined cycle addition-Samra Electric Power, Jordan |
143 |
Gas |
Shahjibazar combined cycle power plant, Bangladesh |
300 |
Gas |
Shepard-Enmax combined cycle power plant (also Capital Power), Canada |
800 |
Gas |
Sitentu combined cycle power plant-Groot Property Group, Namibia |
900 |
Gas |
Sousse D combined cycle power plant, Tunisia |
420 |
Gas |
Stalowa Wola combined cycle-PGNiG/ Tauron cogen plant, Poland |
450 |
Gas |
Szeged combined cycle-Advanced Power, Hungary |
880 |
Gas |
Takoradi T2 power plant conversion to combined cycle, Ghana |
110 |
Gas |
Tihama expansion-GDF Suez/International Power, Saudi Arabia |
532 |
Gas |
Vuelta de Obligado combined cycle, Argentina |
800 |
Gas |
Willington Power Plant new cc and peaking units-RWE npower, UK |
2400 |
Gas |
Wustermark combined cycle power plant, Germany |
1200 |
Gas |
Zenica power plant-Kaztransgas, Bosnia |
390 |
Liquified Natural Gas |
Delimara combined cycle expansion-Malta Resources Authority, Malta |
200 |
Nuclear |
Beloyarsk Unit 4, Russia |
800 |
Nuclear |
Changjiang 1,2 nuclear power plant-China National Nuclear Corp., China |
1300 |
Nuclear |
Haiyang 1,2 nuclear power plant-Shandong Nuclear Power, China |
2200 |
Nuclear |
Jiyang -China Nuclear Industrial Group/Anhui Wenergy Co., China |
4000 |
Nuclear |
Ningde 3,4-CGNPC, China |
2160 |
Nuclear |
Xianning (Dafan) 3-CGNPC, China |
1250 |
Oil |
Coega peaking plant (Dedisa)-GDF Suez, South Africa |
330 |
Oil |
Fawley peaking addition-RWE Power, UK |
300 |
Oil |
Goroubanda diesel power plant, Niger |
100 |
Oil |
Narva oil shale CFB power plants-Eesti Energia, Estonia |
600 |
Oil |
O Mon 2 power plant-Can Tho Thermal Power Co., Vietnam |
330 |
Oil |
Ras Azzour (Al-Khair) desalination/combined cycle, Saudi Arabia |
1500 |
Oil |
Riyadh PP10-Saudi Electricity Co., Saudi Arabia |
2000 |
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