BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 27. Calik Enerji, Turkish energy company, has received the first gas turbine unit from Japanese Mitsubishi for the ongoing construction project at the Tashkent Thermal Power Plant in Uzbekistan, Trend reports.
Once completed, the Tashkent TPP is projected to generate an annual electricity output of 515 million kWh, a substantial contribution to the nation's power supply. Furthermore, the production of thermal energy is estimated to reach an impressive 630,000 Gcal, ensuring the efficient utilization of resources.
The environmental benefits of this project are equally noteworthy. Through the implementation of advanced technologies and optimized operational processes, the Tashkent TPP is expected to save approximately 219,000 cubic meters of natural gas annually.
Moreover, the project's positive impact extends beyond the realm of energy production. As the Tashkent TPP expands its operations, over 40 new employment opportunities will be created, contributing to job creation and economic growth in the region. This development underscores the project's multifaceted significance, as it serves as a catalyst for social progress and human development.
Under this investment initiative, two gas turbine units are set to be deployed. The arrival of the gas turbine unit marks a significant milestone in the project's timeline, setting the stage for the installation and integration of advanced machinery within the power plant's infrastructure.
The combined capacity of the two gas turbine units stands at an impressive 64 MW, signaling a substantial increase in power generation capabilities. The selection of Calik Enerji as the general contractor further solidifies the project's commitment to quality and expertise, as the company has an established track record in executing successful energy projects worldwide.
