Hitachi Zosen

Hitachi Zosen Corporation received an order from Kamisu Biomass Power Generation LLC to construct a 50 MW woody biomass power generation plant in Kamisu City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. Start of operation is scheduled for July 2023.

Hitachi Zosen Corporation received an order from Jurong Engineering Limited to build and install a stoker type waste incinerator (300 tons/day, 9.8MW) for an energy-from-waste plant in Rayong Province, Thailand. The end user is Global Power Synergy Public Company Limited.

Hitachi Zosen has acquired Marubeni Corp's remaining 30% interest in Osmoflo Holdings Pty Ltd, after taking a 70% stake last year.

Hitachi Zosen completed the relocation and construction of a new factory for Zhenjiang CRSS Hitachi Zosen Machinery, a joint venture with CRSS Power, in Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province, China. The factory will manufacture marine engine parts and steel structures for industrial machinery.

Hitachi Zosen Corp (Hitz) officially acquired majority ownership of Osmoflo Holdings Pty Ltd, a desalination company based in South Australia.

Hitachi Zosen has been awarded a contract to supply an NOX control system to Tokyo Power Company for a 2000 MW combined-cycle power plant using liquefied natural gas. The SCR system will treat about 17,500,000 Nm3/hr of flue gas and will be the largest such system ever supplied.

Hitachi Zosen Corporation will acquire 70% of the outstanding shares of Australian desalination firm Osmoflo Holdings, making it a subsidiary. The remaining 30% will continue to be held by Marubeni Water Australia.