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SNT Energy Co., Ltd. attends ceremony marking completion of Cheongju cogeneration plant ... “HRSG supply completed”

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2026-11-10 14:54:42
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2026-11-10 14:54:42
At the completion ceremony for the Cheongju cogeneration plant held at the Cheongju branch of Korea District Heating Corporation on the 10th, SNT Energy Co., Ltd. CEO Shin Gyeong-in (right) receives a plaque of appreciation. Provided by SNT Energy Co., Ltd.

[Financial News] SNT Energy Co., Ltd. has strengthened its business competitiveness in eco-friendly power-generation equipment by supplying an HRSG, a key piece of equipment, to the LNG-based Cheongju cogeneration plant.
SNT Energy Co., Ltd. said it attended the completion ceremony for the Cheongju cogeneration plant held at KDHC’s Cheongju branch on the 10th.
The Cheongju cogeneration plant is an eco-friendly energy upgrade project that converts existing heavy fuel oil-based power-generation facilities to LNG-based cogeneration facilities.
The project, undertaken by KDHC, aims to upgrade aging facilities, secure a foundation for a stable local supply of electricity and heat, and improve air quality.
SNT Energy Co., Ltd. signed an HRSG supply contract with Lotte Construction, which was responsible for EPC on the project, and carried out the design, manufacture, and delivery of the key power-generation equipment. An HRSG recovers waste heat generated by gas turbines and uses it to produce additional energy, making it a key device that improves a power plant’s energy efficiency.
The plant’s completion has enabled SNT Energy Co., Ltd. to expand its track record in Korea’s eco-friendly power-generation equipment sector while also strengthening its technological competitiveness in the high-efficiency LNG cogeneration equipment market.
A representative of SNT Energy Co., Ltd. said, “Building on cooperation with our affiliates, we will continue to strengthen our technological and quality competitiveness and expand business opportunities in the high-efficiency power-generation equipment market.”
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