NMDC Energy provider of engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services for offshore and onshore energy clients, and a majority-owned subsidiary of NMDC Group , has been awarded a prestigious EPC contract by Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) for pipeline installation, shore approach works and dredging for the Tung-Hsiao Power Plant 2nd Stage Renewal Project.
- This project is a strategic EPC contract for pipeline installation, shore approach works and dredging for the Tung-Hsiao Power Plant 2nd Stage Renewal Project
- NMDC Energy to design, construct and install 111 km of linear pipeline at depths ranging from 10 metres to 55 metres with contributions from NMDC Dredging & Marine
- • Award reinforces NMDC Energy’s strategy to expand geographically into high-potential markets
The $1.136 billion project involves the design, construction and installation of 111 kilometres of linear subsea pipeline at depths ranging from 10 metres to 55 metres, stretching between Taichung and Tung-Hsiao on Taiwan’s west coast. The scope of work includes shore approach works and dredging operations volume of approximately 6 million cubic metres. Led by NMDC Energy and utilising the capabilities of NMDC Dredging & Marine, the award highlights NMDC Group’s integrated and multidisciplinary approach to engineering, procurement and construction.
As part of its commitment to expanding into high-growth regions, NMDC Energy views Taiwan as a strategic market with significant potential. The company’s entry into Taiwan and the broader Asian market reinforces its vision of becoming a global leader in the energy and marine engineering sectors. By leveraging its multidisciplinary expertise and forging partnerships in the region, NMDC Energy is poised to further strengthen its presence and explore new opportunities for sustainable growth.
The Tung-Hsiao Power Plant 2nd Stage Renewal Project plays a key role in accelerating Taiwan’s transition to cleaner energy by enabling the delivery of natural gas with an annual capacity of 2.3 million tonnes, crucial to meeting growing demand while also enhancing energy security.
Source: NMDC