Designed to help address rising electricity
demand in Malaysia, the Manjung Power Station was developed by TNB
Janamanjung as one of the largest coal-fired projects in Southeast Asia
and the first to meet World Bank standards on emissions in Malaysia. The
2,100-megawatt capacity coal-fired power station was constructed on a
man-made island of about 325 hectares, approximately 288 kilometres
north of Kuala Lumpur. We were subcontracted by the engineering,
procurement and construction contractor formed by Alstom and Peremba
Construction, to prepare the site as well as the power block,
combustible, coal effluent and flue-gas desulfurisation
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