Power plant solutions by fuel and technology
Seven routes to firm power. Each page covers the fuel envelope, the specification range, the scope boundary and the questions buyers ask before committing capital.
Biomass Power Plants
We build biomass power plants that run on the fuel you already have — palm oil residue, rice husk, sugarcane bagasse, wood chips or mixed agricultural waste.
View solution →Gas Engine Power Plants
Fast, modular and highly efficient: gas engine plants are usually the quickest route from a gas source to reliable electricity.
View solution →Captive & Industrial Power Plants
When grid supply is unreliable or too expensive, a captive plant turns a cost centre into a controlled operating cost.
View solution →Combined Cycle Power Plants
Combined cycle is how you convert gas into the most electricity per unit of fuel at utility scale.
View solution →Waste-to-Energy Plants
Waste-to-energy solves two problems at once — it disposes of waste and generates dispatchable power from it.
View solution →HFO & Diesel Power Plants
Where gas is not available and the grid will not reach, liquid fuel still delivers the most reliable megawatt per dollar of capital.
View solution →Coal & Thermal Power Plants
Circulating fluidised bed technology for local coals, low-grade fuels and applications where fuel flexibility matters more than headline efficiency.
View solution →Not sure which route fits?
Send the fuel type, target capacity and site country. We will tell you which configuration is realistic — and if the project does not stand up, we will say so.
Ask an engineer →Tell us what you need to build.
Send us the fuel type, target capacity and site country. We will reply with a preliminary configuration, an indicative budget range and the questions we still need answered.