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MED/TVC desalination plant inaugurated in Qatar Part of the Ras Laffan C desalination plant. Built by Sidem for Mitsui Bahrain consortium, the 286,000 m³/d seawater desalination plant uses multi-effect distillation/thermal vapour compression and produced its first water in July 2010. Sidem was awarded a contract in June 2008 for the engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning of 10 desalination units, 28,640 m³/d each. The work included a potabilisation plant, CO2 plant, sea water supply and reject lines, seawater booster pumping station and other ancillary equipment. With a 2,730 MW power station, Ras Laffan C is the largest power and water plant in Qatar. The consortium of GDF Suez, through International Power, Mitsui & Co, Chubu Electric Power Company and Shikoku Electric Power Company own 40% of the project while the State of Qatar holds the remainder. The electricity and water will be sold through a 25-year power and water purchase agreement with Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation. Posted on 02 June 2011
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