Siemens has won the order for the supply of a single-shaft power island with H-Class technology for the Samsun Cengiz Enerji combined-cycle power plant in Turkey. The customer is Cengiz Enerji Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S., an independent power production (IPP) company, which will build and also operate the plant. With the SGT5-8000H and its core component, the plant will feature an installed capacity of approximately 600 megawatts (MW) and an efficiency of almost 61 per cent. This will make Cengiz’s Plant in Samsun the most efficient fossil-fired power plant in Turkey. Commissioning is scheduled for the start of 2015. The total order volume, which includes a long-term service contract, will be almost EUR300 million.

The project of the plant construction was developed by SevZapNTC JSC under the order of TGK-1. General contractor of the project is OPEK managing company. Main power equipment of the station was supplied by CZEM Trust.
Combined cycle power station with total electric output of 450 MW consists of two GTE-160 gas turbine plants each rated at 150 MW, two TZFP-160-2MUZ electric generators, Ò-150-7.4 steam turbine plant supplied by Power Machines JSC.
The station is equipped with SPPA-T3000 automated control system supplied by Siemens. PÊ-59 heat recovery steam generator was manufactured and delivered by ZiO-KOTES Company.

PGU-400 power plant will be installed on the site of Avtozavodskaya thermal power station. It will be designed around Mitsubishi Heavy Industries M701G gas turbine plant rated at 327 MW. The construction will be started at the beginning of 2013.