Doosan Heavy to Collaborate With Vietnamese Companies to Produce Electricity-Generating Facilities

Dec. 23, 2010
Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction Co., South Korea’s largest power generator manufacturer, has signed an agreement to collaborate with Vietnamese companies in increasing the country’s capabilities in producing electricity-generating equipment, the Korea Herald reported this week.

Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction Co., South Korea’s largest power generator manufacturer, has signed an agreement to collaborate with Vietnamese companies in increasing the country’s capabilities in producing electricity-generating equipment, the Korea Herald reported this week.

Under the agreement, Doosan Heavy Industries will work as part of a consortium with the Vietnamese construction company Lilama Corp. and the National Research Institute for Mechanical Engineering in building two coal-fired power stations with four 600-megawatt generators.

The company also signed a preliminary agreement regarding the construction for one of the two projects with the state-run Vietnam National Coal, Mineral Industries Holding Corp. The final contract will be included at a later date, the company said.