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Introducing the latest high-efficiency gas combined cycle power plants to developing countries
The Republic of Mozambique is located far from Japan.
In recent years, as the country’s economy has grown, energy consumption has been increasing at a rate of around 10% per year. Currently, the country relies on electricity imported from South Africa, making it important to secure a new energy source for the suburbs of Maputo in southern Mozambique.
For that reason, it was decided to expand the existing Maputo Power Plant (75,000 kW) with a state-of-the-art high-efficiency gas combined cycle thermal power plant (105,000 kW), and the construction was completed in August 2018 using our extensive overseas experience and expertise. Gas combined cycle power generation is highly efficient, resulting in a higher energy conversion rate and a lower impact on the environment.
With the hope of supporting sustainable power generation by conserving resources in developing countries, we are active in every corner of the world.
Other projects
Case1
Encouraging the use of renewable energy in developing countries
Case3
Encouraging economic growth in Africa by increasing renewable energy capacity
Case4
Contributing to a carbon neutral society through owner’s engineering services in biomass power generation
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Electrical power system stabilizing project aimed at expanding renewable energy in Mongolia
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The Lao People’s Democratic Republic Project for Integrated Energy Master Plan toward a Sustainable Carbon Neutral Society
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The world’s largest underground space
- Contribution to the Hyper-Kamiokande -
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“Initiatives toward carbon neutrality by 2050” Participating in the 2023 Thermal and Nuclear Power Generation Convention
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Technical Training for Matarbari Thermal Power Plant Construction Project in Bangladesh
