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GE Oil & Gas Wins $230 Million Contract to Install Power Plant in Nigeria

GE Oil & Gas, a world leading company in oil and gas equipment and services, in consortium with Rockson Engineering Nigeria, has been awarded a $230 Million contract by the Federal Government of Nigeria for the installation and commissioning of a dual fired (low pour fuel oil/gas) 150-200MW power plant in Kaduna, Nigeria.

The contract will include the design, manufacture, supply and testing of eight (8) GE gas turbines in the 15-20MW-range. Rockson Engineering Nigeria will supply engineering, balance of plant, erection, commissioning, site works and a 132Kw sub-station.

Daniele Scenarelli, GE Oil & Gas Region Sales Executive for Sub Saharan Africa, said: “GE Oil & Gas technology has been selected due to our proven track-record in delivering large-scale projects of this nature, meeting challenging deadlines and efficiency parameters without compromising on quality. We are delighted to be able to support the development of Nigeria’s infrastructure and are committed to continued long-term investment in the country.”

Lazarus Angbazo GE President & CEO for East, West and Central Africa said: “This is a significant project as the Government of Nigeria accelerates its efforts to revitalize the country’s infrastructure. GE will continue to be a partner in providing optimum solutions across our entire portfolio.”

The contract award is in line with GE’s ‘Country to Company’ agreement with the Federal Government of Nigeria which seeks to encourage active collaboration between the two parties in developing critical infrastructure that will support Nigeria achieve its strategic 2020 Vision plan.

The ‘Country to Company’ strategy aims at promoting infrastructure projects in oil and gas processing, railway development and rehabilitation, distribution and transportation network, electric power generation, water and wastewater treatment, healthcare, aviation and security systems, leveraging GE’s global capabilities in these critical infrastructural areas.

Source: http://www.gepower.com/businesses/ge_oilandgas/en/index.htm

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