Energa: No appeals in the Ostrołęka plant expansion tender

WSE-listed power utility Energa said that it has received no appeals against the outcome of the tender for its Ostrołęka power plant expansion. The tender was won by a GE Power/Alstom Power consortium which bid PLN 5.05 billion to construct the block. Three offers were submitted in the tender for the construction of block. The lowest bid of PLN 4.85 billion was submitted by China Power Engineering, the highest by the consortium of Polimex Mostostal and Rafako for PLN 9.59 billion. The coal-fired block in Ostrołęka will have 1,000 MW capacity. Energa and other WSE-listed, state-owned utility Enea will have 50 percent stake each in the project. Signing a contract with the selected general contractor still requires the approval of Energa and Enea supervisory boards, Energa reminded.