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Construction of Water Treatment Plant at the PGE GiEK Opole Power Plant Branch

Construction of Water Treatment Plant at the PGE GiEK Opole Power Plant Branch
Investor
PGE Mining and Conventional Power Generation S.A. Opole Power Plant Branch
Location
Opole
Scope of work

The scope of work included designing and executing on a "turnkey" basis, which entails delivery, installation, start-up, and commissioning, preliminary water treatment plant installation, water demineralization plant installation, and modernization of selected water management facilities, along with accompanying structures, for the needs of existing and planned power plant blocks at the Opole Power Plant. Additionally, we provided servicing during the warranty period.

Utilized technologies
Membrane technologies reverse osmosis Membrane technologies reverse osmosis
Membrane technologies ultrafiltration Membrane technologies ultrafiltration
Ion exchange demineralization Ion exchange demineralization
Water Water
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