# Técnicas Reunidas wins $335M contract for two combined cycle plants in Mexico

Técnicas Reunidas, as part of a consortium with TSK and Mitsubishi Power, was awarded a $335 million contract by CFE to develop two natural gas combined cycle plants in Valladolid and Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. The plants will have capacities of approximately 1,000 MW and 500 MW.

- Type: Contract
- Announced: 2022-02-07
- Where: Valladolid and Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico, Mexico
- Value: $335.0M
- Status: announced
- Capacity: 1,000 MW and 500 MW
- Products: natural gas combined cycle plants, gas turbines
- Sectors: [Power Generation Equipment](https://endata.com/sectors/power-generation-equipment.md)

## Companies

- [Tecnicas Reunidas](https://endata.com/companies/2001.md)
- [Siemens Energy](https://endata.com/companies/6803.md) (partner)
- [Mitsubishi Power](https://endata.com/companies/7073.md) (partner)
- [TSK](https://endata.com/companies/25951.md) (partner)
- [Comisión Federal de Electricidad](https://endata.com/companies/33893.md) (customer)

## Sources

- [www-pre.tecnicasreunidas.es](https://www-pre.tecnicasreunidas.es/tecnicas-reunidas-wins-a-us335-million-contract-for-the-development-of-two-combined-cycle-plants-in-mexico/), 2022-02-07: "Mexico’s Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has awarded the development of the new natural gas combined cycle plants of Valladolid and Mérida to a consortium formed by Técnicas Reunidas and TSK."
- [tecnicasreunidas.es](https://www.tecnicasreunidas.es/tecnicas-reunidas-wins-a-us335-million-contract-for-the-development-of-two-combined-cycle-plants-in-mexico/), 2022-02-07: "Mexico’s Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has awarded the development of the new natural gas combined cycle plants of Valladolid and Mérida to a consortium formed by Técnicas Reunidas and TSK."
- [gasprocessingnews.com](https://www.gasprocessingnews.com/news/2022/02/t%C3%A9cnicas-reunidas-wins-a-new-337-mm-contract/), 2022-02-14: "The incorporation of more efficient electricity generation technology, based on natural gas, will allow Mexico to continue reducing the contribution of the most polluting electricity generation plants."

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