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Golden Quality Award 2012 |
November 2012 Turboinštitut with its Consortium partner Shihlin Electric Engineering Co. received a Excellency Award from Ministry of Economy and Golden Quality Award 2012 from Public Construction Commission (PCC) for Wanda 4 and Sunglin 1&2 hydropower plant power generation equipment and electrical and mechanical equipment engineering.
General Manager, Dr. Vladimir Kercan attended to awarding ceremony in Taipei on Nov 28th. Golden Award was awarded by Premier of Executive Yuen Mr. Sean Chen (left) to project owner (Tai Power Co, Shihlin Electric and Turboinštitut) for design and project execution. The award is a great recognition of both Consortium partners in project design, execution and management. The reference can strongly support all partners in similar tenders in Taiwan and abroad in the future.

The project is located within the Choshui River basin in the middle of the island. Consists of three units completely remote controlled from existing power plant Wanda. Three different size vertical shaft Francis turbines are installed.
Turboinštitut responsibility was basic design of all power plant equipment, turbine model development and testing, turbine design, turbine, governor, unit and plant control, generator, protection and auxiliary systems design, production, supply, installation and commissioning. Generator design, production and testing were performed by Indar, Spain while turbine components production, auxiliary systems production, installation of all mechanical equipment and support at commissioning was performed by FEMCO, Taiwan. Control equipment was design and produced by ISKRA Systems while voltage regulation is from ABB. Other electrical equipment was design, produced, installed and commissioned by Shihlin Electric. |
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International Sustainable Energy Summit 2012 |
November 2012 From Nov 7-8th Sustainable Energy Development Authority Malaysia organized successfully International Sustainable Energy Summit 2012, in hotel Marriott, Putrajaya. With invited speaker from 10 countries the summit discussed about different approached to sustainable energy development.
Turboinštitut General manager Dr. Vladimir Kercan discussed Small Hydropower: critical path towards a successful small hydro projects. In spite of relatively young agency (SEDA was established one year ago) impressive impact on sustainable energy (solar, wind, biomass) was presented.
With the strong intention to develop technology centre for hydropower development the process of centre establishment in Perak High Tech Park in Ipoh with technology partner Turboinštitut was launched. |
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Signing the contract in Macedonia |
May 2012 Signing the contract for construction and building of 5 SHPP’s and reconstruction of water supply system on the river Bošava, Macedonia.
Total installed capacity of SHPP will be 10,9 MW and annual energy production will be 32 GWh. The project will be implemented by the end of 2013.
In Kavadarci, municipality in Macedonia, a ceremonious signing of the contract for construction and building of 5 SHPP’s on the irrigation system for Kavadarci and reconstruction of the channel for water supply system took place on May 4th, 2012. It's Public Private Partnership between Water supply system of Kavadarci and Hidro Bošava (Turboinstitut’s daughter company). His Excellency, Mr. Brian Bergant, Slovenian ambassador in Macedonia, together with Mr. Jernej Tovšak, economic counsellor, Mr.Aleksander Panev, mayor of the municipality Kavadarci and representatives of the Macedonian government, were present at the ceremony. |
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Djerdap II HPP turbine model development and testing |
April 2012
On April 25th, Hidroelektrane Djerdap d.o.o., Kladovo, Serbia and Turboinstitut d.d., has signed a contract for bulb turbine model development and testing for HPP Djerdap II turbine refurbishment.
HPP Djerdap II is the second joint Serbian – Romanian HPP on the Danube River. Of which ten bulb turbines belong to Elektroprivreda Srbije. Existing turbine parameters are: rated net head 7,45 m; nominal discharge 420 m3/s and output 28 MW. |
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SHPP Crnetici and SHPP Radanovici, Priboj, Serbia |
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