Doosan Enerbility has recently won a contract to supply the main components for a gas-fired combined cycle power plant in Qatar.The contract is valued to be approximately KRW 130 billion.

On December 15th, Doosan Enerbility announced that it had together with Samsung C&T won the supplier contract for the main components of the Qatar Facility E Independent Water and Power Production (IWPP) facility. The project entails building a large 2,400MW gas-fired combined cycle power plant at a location approximately 10 kilometers southeast of Doha, the capital of Qatar. Doosan Enerbility will be delivering 430MW-class steam turbines and generators, two of each, as well as the auxiliary equipment to the project by 2029.

This marks the second order to be won in Qatar, following the Peaking Unit Generation Plant contract worth KRW 290 billion that was secured this past March. Doosan Enerbility has been steadily building up its track record in the Middle East region as a supplier of steam turbines and generators by successively winning contracts this year, such as for two gas-fired combined cycle power plant projects in Saudi Arabia - the Ghazlan 2 and Hajar Expansion projects – followed by additional supplier contracts for steam turbines and generators totaling KRW 340 billion.

“We are solidifying our position in the global market for gas-fired combined cycle power plants by successively winning contracts in Qatar and expanding our reach in the Middle East region, such as in Saudi Arabia,” said Seungwoo Sohn, CEO of Doosan Enerbility’s Power Services Business Group. “Backed by the customer trust shown toward our products, we plan to offer optimal solutions that are tailored to customers’ needs to build up our competitiveness in global bids.”