Bahrain
arm of US firm bags Tata Mundra supply deal
Indo-Asian News
Service
Dubai,
Sep 22 (IANS) The Bahrain arm of US engineering major RathGibson
been awarded a crucial supply deal for India’s upcoming 4,000-MW
Tata Mundra power project.
Larsen
and Toubro, one of the contractors of the $4.2-billion project,
has awarded the contract to RathGibson, according to which
the latter will supply titanium-welded tubing for condensers
for the project.
“RathGibson
was awarded this project based upon our high-quality products,
dedication to customer service, and cost-effectiveness,” Alfredo
D’Souza, RathGibson’s regional director for the Middle East,
said in a statement.
The
Tata Mundra project is being developed by Coastal Gujarat
Power Ltd at the port city of Mundra in Gujarat.
This
ultra mega power project will establish India’s first 800
MW unit of the supercritical technology thermal power plant,
which is likely to be the most energy-efficient, coal-based
thermal power plant in the country.
The
project is expected to supply power to around 16 million domestic
consumers, apart from supplying cost competitive power to
industry and agriculture, in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra,
Haryana and Punjab.
The
first of the power plant’s five 800 MW units is expected to
be commissioned in July 2011, and the remaining units will
be commissioned at subsequent intervals of four months each.
RathGibson
is a worldwide manufacturer of highly engineered stainless
steel, nickel, and titanium tubing for diverse industries
such as chemical, petrochemical, power generation, energy,
oil and gas, food, beverage, pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical,
healthcare and biotechnology.
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