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We appreciate your interest in Wärtsilä's solutions. Please have a look at the material provided below. These are suggestions and recommendations from us. We hope that this can be the basis for further discussions and eventually a proposal for you.

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Here is a visualisation of a power plant that is of similar size as you selected (click on the image to view full screen). When we deepen our discussions we can provide a layout visualisation that is according to the exact specifications of your power plant project.

Suggested range of engines

Based on your selections we suggest that you familiarize yourself with our range of liquid fuel engines. Once we have a deeper understanding of your power plant needs we can further define which specific engine model is most suitable for your power plant project.

The main products in our liquid fuel engine range are presented here:

Wärtsilä 32 liquid fuel - agility and flexibility combined with high efficiency over the whole load range and in any operating profile makes this plant excellent for both flexible baseload and peak load, and also for supporting the grid with a variety of ancillary services.

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Wärtsilä 46 and 50DF liquid fuel engines - High efficiency and power on any liquid fuel combined with high reliability and flexibility make this solution perfect for flexible baseload applications including daily starts and stops, also providing ancillary services like up– and down– regulation.

Customer references

Yamama Cement, Saudi Arabia

When Saudi Arabia announced the Saudi 2030 Vision in 2016, Yamama Cement Company turned to Wärtsilä for a solution that would be in accordance with the vision's regulations requiring more efficient power usage. As Yamama Cement Company started negotiations with Wärtsilä in 2014, it compared the viability of using gas turbines with Wärtsiläs internal combustion engine (ICE) technology – ultimately favouring ICE.
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Mansourah-Massarah, Saudi Arabia

A step ahead Down Under – 211 MW Dual Fuel flexible power plant ensuring reliability in the renewable-heavy South Australian power system.
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Geita Gold Mine, Tanzania

Reliable power generation in a remote off-grid location in Tanzania.
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Malicounda, Senegal

With 450 MW of installed capacity in Senegal, Wärtsilä is the country’s leading provider of power generation equipment. The Matelec company placed an order for the delivery of an energy efficient 130 MW Flexicycle™ power plant. This investment will enable Senegal to achieve its goal of reducing consumer electricity pricing.
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia has diversified its economy and today it produces and exports a variety of industrial goods all over the world as the world’s largest oil producer and exporter.
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Viana, Brazil

In 2008, Termelétrica Viana SA ordered a turnkey power plant comprising 20 Wärtsilä 20V32 engines giving 175 MW of installed electrical capacity and 170 MW of net electrical generation.
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Geramar I & II, Brazil

In August 2008, Wärtsilä received the order for two power plants projects including EPC, at the same location.
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Dr Bird I and II, Jamaica

Wärtsilä Corporation won a repeat order for a 50 MW power barge from the Caribbean island of Jamaica in April 2005. It joined the existing 74 MW Wärtsilä power barge delivered ten years before.
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Italgreen, Italy

Wärtsilä was contracted to extend a liquid biofuel-fired plant in Monopoli, on the south-east coast of Italy. The contract comprises a third Wärtsilä 18V32 diesel generating set burning vegetable oil. Previously Wärtsilä had been selected to supply the first two generating sets (2 x 8 MWe), which were handed over in August 2004.
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Eklutna Generation Station, Palmer, Alaska, USA

"In the event of a natural disaster such as an earthquake, these engines can switch fuels without a hiccup."
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More about flexible engine technology

Wärtsilä offers a wide range of flexible engine power plant solutions that can provide baseload availability or support an optimised transition to renewable energy.

Wärtsilä EPC know-how available for you!

Wärtsilä’s wide range of project service options offer an unbeatable advantage to any power plant project. With 30 years of experience from projects in more than 90 countries, we can prove that our project management, engineering, procurement, installation and construction, logistics and commissioning services are of the highest quality and lowest risk.

Wärtsilä services as your partner in power plant operations and maintenance

An operation & maintenance solution with Wärtsilä means entering into a partnership, agreeing on and working towards shared productivity and profitability goals for your company.

Customer benefits:

Wärtsilä responsible for operation & maintenance
Lifecycle cost guarantee
Risk management
Optimised operation and ensured performance
Maximised productive lifetime of the installation
Maximised return on investment
Latest information on product development and technical upgrades

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