Doosan Efficiency has secured major contracts to supply generators and steam turbines for two gas combined power plants in Saudi Arabia.
On the 27th, Doosan Energy announced that it signed agreements with Technikas Leunidas, Spain’s largest construction company, and Orascom, a leading Egyptian construction firm. These companies are key suppliers for the Saudi power plant projects. The total value of the contracts is approximately 340 billion won.
The projects involved are the Gazlan 2 Extended Power Plant and the Hazar Extended Power Plant. Both sites are located about 400 kilometers northeast of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital. Each power plant will have a capacity of around 2,900 MW and is scheduled to be built in phases by 2028. Under the contract, Doosan Energy will supply eight power plants in total, including generators of 650 MW and 540 MW and two steam turbines.
Over the past five years, Doosan Efficiency has captured a 33.1% market share of the global super-large steam turbine market for combined power generation. This amounts to 7.3 GW across 12 units out of a total 22.1 GW ordered worldwide. Saudi Arabia alone has ordered nine steam turbines from Doosan since last year, securing the company’s position as the market leader in this segment.
Son Seung-woo, head of Doosan Efficiency Power Services, said, “Our continued success in the Middle East comes from the trust and technology we have built over the past 40 years. We are committed to delivering high-quality products on time for this project. We will also work hard to secure future orders.”
