Biogas power plant rated at 1.4 MW was built in Lan village (Nesvizh District, Minsk Region). It was designed around GE Jenbacher. Container power plant was installed on the open site. The station will operate in cogeneration cycle. The company will generate electric energy from the biogas produced from organic waste. 
All generated electric and thermal power will be used for the needs of the company. The company will also produce high-quality fertilizers.
The customer of the station was Ecotech TDF. It is the affiliate of TDF Ecotech AG which specializes on the development, construction and installation of biogas plants and landfill degassing plants. The construction of the biogas complex was carried out by SU-149 (Stroytrest № 3, Soligorsk). The construction of such plants will have a positive influence on the ecological state of the region, the Ministry for Agriculture and Food informs. The company will generate electric energy from the biogas produced from organic waste. The companies will also produce high-quality fertilizers. TDF Ecotech AG specialized on the development, construction and installation of boigas plants and degasation systems of landfills. For example, in 2010 the company commissioned power plant on the site of Trostenets landfill in Minsk.

Alstom has signed a long term service contract with JSC Mosenergo in Russia for the 420 MW power generating unit № 8 at the combined heat and power plant TPP-26, located in Moscow. The contract is valued at more than 100 million evro. 
It is the first time such a large scope for a service contract is awarded to an international company in Russia.
The 14-year service agreement includes all maintenance to be carried out at the plant including management of daily service activities as well as supply of spares. Equipment covered includes all Alstom equipment in the generating unit № 8, consisting of one GT26 gas turbine, one steam turbine, two air-cooled generators and additionally one heat recovery steam generator (HRSG).

Wärtsilä has signed a contract to engineer, supply and install a major gas fuelled power plant to Mozambique. This will be the biggest gas power plant ever installed in Mozambique and second largest power plant running exclusively on gas engines to be installed on the African continent. In addition to the power plant itself, the turnkey contract includes the construction of a sub-station and a gas pipeline. The value of the power plant contract is EUR 138 million.

The contract has been signed with the joint venture Central Termica de Ressano Garcia, owned by Sasol New Energy from South Africa and the Mozambique state utility, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM). The plant will be powered by a total of 18 Wärtsilä 34SG engines running on natural gas, with the gas being fed from the Pande and Temane gas fields. The power plant is scheduled for completion by May 2014, and the electricity produced will be sold to EDM. 

As of to date, Wärtsilä has delivered 470 power plants to Africa with a total output of 5000 MW. Globally, Wärtsilä has delivered 4,600 power plants in 169 countries with a total generating capacity of close to 49 GW.