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- Taipower hires engineering firm after Shaw Group quits
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Skoda signs preliminary deal to build power plant in Vietnam worth 3…
International Herald Tribune – Sep 13, 2007
6 billion) Skoda spokeswoman lga Dvorecka said. The plant will hold six 500-megawatt units Dvorecka said. The company signed the preliminary deal with Vietnam Electricity the major Vietnamese power utility. The first unit of the power plant should be operational in 2012. Today in Business with Reuters.
Taipower hires engineering firm after Shaw Group quits
China Post – Sep 13, 2007
has sent 60 engineers and 10 clerks to assist Taiwan Power Tu Yueh yuan the state-run utility?s chief engineer said by phone. Taiwan Power?s fourth nuclear power plant is 68 percent complete and is intended to help ease an electricity shortage in northern Taiwan. Stone & Webster Inc. has provided design and engineering support for the plant scheduled to start in 2009. The Taipei based utility?s employees will take over much of the work that needs to done in the wake of the Shaw Group unit?s departure. ?ur nuclear technology department is at the helm? Tu said Tuesday. The power producer didn?t hire a new project adviser because the station?s design is almost complete she said.
… Platinum Limited: Construction of Chrome Recovery Plant at…
Maketwire РMaketwire (Communiqu̩s de presse) РSep 13, 2007
PGM refineries typically charge penalties for concentrate received which has in excess of a 1. 5% chromite content. TWP Consulting (“TWP”) has been sub-contracted to complete the detailed process design and engineering and will provide technical support during the commissioning phases. The design for the extraction of chromite from the UG2 ore makes use of gravity separation via spirals and is based on existing technology deployed in the mining and metallurgical industry. The plant is being constructed using primarily local content which has resulted in an economical design and rapid construction. The plant will be completed in two phases with commissioning of the first phase scheduled for November 2007 and the second phase due for completion in December 2007. Modern control technology combined with a sample preparation facility will also be constructed to optimise output.