|Articles|July 24, 2020

Ansaldo Energia wins contract for 300MW open-cycle power plant in Germany

Ansaldo Energia has been awarded EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) and LTSA (Long Term Service Agreement) contracts for the design, supply, installation and servicing of an open-cycle power plant with installed power of 300 MW in Marbach, Baden-Württemberg (Germany). The total value of the EPC and LTSA contracts amounts to over €100 million and the customer is EnBW - Energie Baden-Württemberg AG based in Karlsruhe.

The “Marbach 4” plant will be equipped with an AE94.3A gas turbine, the related generator and the auxiliary systems. The plant will be operational by October 2022.

The contract is part of the German TSO project “besondere netztechnische Betriebsmittel – bnBm” (network reserve project), with tenders issued in four areas of Southern Germany. Ansaldo Energia was previously awarded an EPC contract for the Irsching power plant in Southern Bavaria.


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