Alstom’s abundant hydro deals

Alstom Hydro has been awarded a total of €350m to supply electro- and hydro-mechanical equipment for hydropower plants in Brazil and China.
In Brazil, Foz do Chapeco Energia awarded Alstom Hydro a €150m contract for a new 868MW hydropower plant on the Uruguay River in southern Brazil. Under the contract, Alstom Hydro will supply four 217MW turbine-generator units, control and protection systems, all lifting and hydro-mechanical equipment as well as supervision and commissioning.
The units are expected to begin operating from August 2010 to March 2011.
Alstom Hydro’s €200m contracts in China included the supply of eight 600MW generators for the Jinping II hydropower station in the Sichuan Province for Ertan Hydro Power Development; three 650MW generators for Yunnan Lancangjiang Hydro Development’s Nuo Zhadu hydropower station; four 280MW generators for Wujiang Hydroelectric Development’s Shatuo hydropower station in the Guizhou Province; and three 84MW turbine generator units for Yunnan LongJiang Water Conservancy Development’s Longjiang hydropower station.
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