EGL Baltec Wins $9.3M Deal for Gas Turbine Systems in 800MW Power Plant
The Environmental Group's subsidiary EGL Baltec has landed a $9.3 million contract to supply critical gas turbine exhaust systems for an 800MW power plant in the Dominican Republic, reinforcing its role in renewable energy support.
- EGL Baltec awarded $9.3M contract for gas turbine exhaust systems
- Project supports 800MW Manzanillo Energy Consortium power plant
- Contract execution spans 12 months, delivery by September 2026
- Year-to-date contract wins total approximately $19.7M
- Project enhances turbine flexibility and meets stringent noise limits
A Strategic Win in Renewable Energy Infrastructure
The Environmental Group Limited (ASX, EGL) has announced a significant contract win through its subsidiary EGL Baltec, securing $9.3 million to engineer, design, and supply two large Gas Turbine Diverter Bypass Exhaust Systems. These systems will be integral to the 800MW Manzanillo Energy Consortium Power Plant Project in the Dominican Republic, a development aimed at bolstering the region's power capacity.
This contract underscores EGL Baltec’s growing footprint in the renewable energy sector, particularly in supporting gas turbines that complement solar and wind energy. The turbines’ ability to operate in peaking mode; enabled by the bypass stack; provides the power plant with enhanced operational flexibility, a critical feature for managing fluctuating energy demands.
Innovative Engineering Meets Environmental Standards
One of the standout features of this project is EGL Baltec’s unique silencer design, which meets stringent noise limit requirements without compromising turbine performance. This balance of acoustic control and mechanical efficiency reflects the company’s expertise in acoustic technology and its commitment to environmental standards.
Gas turbines in renewable energy contexts must endure thousands of thermal cycles, requiring robust mechanical and structural design. EGL Baltec’s technology addresses these challenges, delivering a world-class product that supports the integration of large gas turbines as reliable backup for renewable energy sources.
Positioning for Growth and Future Opportunities
With this contract, EGL Baltec’s year-to-date contract wins have reached approximately $19.7 million, setting a strong foundation for the current and next financial years. CEO Jason Dixon highlighted the potential for similar future projects, as clients increasingly seek operational flexibility in combined cycle power plants that support large-scale renewables.
The Manzanillo project not only represents a commercial success but also aligns with EGL’s broader mission across its four business units to improve air quality, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance sustainable energy solutions globally.
Bottom Line?
EGL Baltec’s latest contract win signals robust momentum in renewable energy infrastructure, with future growth likely tied to expanding demand for flexible, efficient gas turbine solutions.
Questions in the middle?
- How will EGL Baltec manage execution risks over the 12-month contract period?
- What are the financial margins expected from this $9.3 million contract?
- Could this project lead to further contracts in the Caribbean or Latin American renewable energy markets?
