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GE, Mitsubishi form joint venture for Bangladesh projects
Author(s)Kalyan
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General Electric and Mitsubishi are forming a joint venture with a Bangladesh private power firm to invest $3 billion in setting up a 2,400 MW thermal power plant and oil and liquefied natural gas terminals.
Summit Group, a Bangladeshi firm, will hold a 55% equity stake while Mitsubishi will take 25% and GE 20%.
The project involves four thermal units of 600 MW each, a 380K cm capacity LNG terminal and oil terminals with 100K metric tons of capacity.
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