Alstom has signed a contract worth £260million (€300m) to continue running the Hai-Fu power plant in Taiwan. The new Operation and Maintenance contract sets up the operator to work on […]
Alstom has signed a contract worth £260million (€300m) to continue running the Hai-Fu power plant in Taiwan.
The new Operation and Maintenance contract sets up the operator to work on the Taiwanese plant for another 15 years.
The 980 MW Hai-Fu power plant was built in 1996. It was one of the first independent power plants to come into operation in Taiwan. Alstom has run operations at the plant since 2001.
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