CASE STUDY
Jorf Lasfar Thermal Power Plant Project
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Owner :
Daewoo Engineering & Construction / Jorf Lasfar Energy Company
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Location :
Douar Oulad Zid, Doukkala-Abda, Morocco
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Scope of Supply :
Material Supply
Background
In 2011, a consortium consisting of Mitsui and Daewoo E&C entered into an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract with Jorf Lasfar Energy Company 5&6 ("JLEC 5&6"), for the development of 700MW coal-fired power plant in Morocco.
Mitsui and Daewoo built two new units, each with a gross capacity of 350MW, at the existing Jorf Lasfar power plant site (previously four units each generating 350MW) near El Jadida, as well as installing the first flue-gas desulfurization system in a Moroccan power plant.
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Project Summary
The contract is valued at approximately 1.1 billion US Dollars, making it one of the largest power plant EPC
projects ever awarded to a Japanese company in North Africa.
Mitsui and Daewoo were able to successfully leverage the competitive advantages of a Japanese-Korean
consortium in order to secure the award of the EPC contract, combining the supply of reliable, high quality core
equipment from Japan, including steam turbines from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. and boilers from IHI
Corporation, with the efficiency of Korean engineering and construction works.
We're awarded for supply of U-BRID by Daewoo E&C in 2013 and all materials were successfully supplied
in three times.
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Participate as
Material Supply for Unit 5 & 6 Coal-Fired Power Plants
Delivery Scale
Approximately 105 tones of U-Brid For Boiler Piping, BOP Pipes, and 45° & 90° Elbows
