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Continuous Provision of SOC Facilities to Secure Future Growth Engines
Today, when demand for environmental responsibility for future generations is rising, along with stabilization of electric power supply & demand, KOMIPO is targeting the provision of SOC facilities to secure future growth engines continuously in response to customer requirements. Along with this goal, KOMIPO is providing all global customers with enhanced stability of electric power supply & demand, development aids for the electric power sector and technical consulting service to resolve the world's environmental problems, employing its professional knowledge.
Jebel Ali Power Plant in Dubai
Project Overview
KOMIPO provided professional consulting service to Hyundai E&C, the selected EPC contractor for the Jebel Ali Power Plant of the Dubai Electricity & Water Authority. With this project, Hyundai E&C constructed a 1,200MW-capacity power plant and a 5,500-gallon desalination & power plant over a period of 20 months.
| Project Period | Service Period: Oct. 2007 ~ Feb. 2008 |
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| Contract Party | Hyundai E&C (EPC contractor) |
Shuweihat S2 Project in UAE
Project Overview
As the demand for power plants with linked desalination facilities is on the rise, the S2 Power & Desalination Plant, the development of which was planned by the Dubai Electricity & Water Authority, will produce 1,500MW of electric power and 454,610 tons of desalinated water following a 26-month construction period (July 2008 ~ Sept. 2011). Samsung C&T was selected as the EPC contractor for power generation facilities and KOMIPO provided professional consulting service for the project.
| Project Period | Service Period (Jan. 2010 ~ Nov. 2011) |
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| Contract Party | Samsung C&T Corp. (EPC contractor) |
Technical Assessment of Dalanzadgad CHPP in Mongolia
Project Overview
The Dalanzadgad Combined Heat & Power Plant (facility capacity: 6MW) was built in 2000 with support from Korea's Economic Development Cooperation Fund (EDCF). Due to a lack of maintenance, including facility investment, for nine years, however, the plant reached a state where electric power production was impossible. Therefore, KOMIPO concluded a technical assessment contract for the standardization of the power plant, and the company's internal experts equipped with sufficient professional knowledge resolved various kinds of problems for functional improvement of the plant.
| Project Period | Service Period (July 2008 ~ Oct. 2008) |
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| Contract Party | K-EXIM |
Employee Exchange Program
| Project Overview | Through exchanges of progressive technical information, education & training for overseas business-related government officials and invited engineers, employee exchange program, etc., KOMIPO is preparing a strong foundation for sound overseas businesses. With operation of such programs, KOMIPO is forming closely cooperative relationships with related countries. |
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