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Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor A/S (BWSC) is a designer, turnkey contractor, operator and investor in medium to large-scale power plant systems.
Project Development, EPC and Financing of Power Plants
Gydevang 35,
DK-3450 Allerød,
Denmark,
Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor (BWSC) is a highly experienced project developer, turnkey EPC contractor and O&M provider of tailor-made fossil-fuelled and renewable energy power plants
BWSC provides in-depth support and financial stability during the project development stage, extensive turnkey power plant design and build experience during the construction phase, as well as operational expertise in future operation and maintenance.
BWSC has been involved in turnkey EPC contracts since 1975, with more than 170 EPC projects successfully completed in 53 countries.
The company ensures a single point of responsibility by covering all aspects of the plant lifecycle, from concept, design and procurement to project management and set-up of operations in challenging environments.
BWSC originates from the stationary engine division of Burmeister & Wain (B&W), which has built and installed diesel engines for power plants since 1904.
BWSC has been successfully involved in full operation and maintenance activities since 1993. BWSC is specialised in multi-project mobilisation in challenging local environments, as well as training and education.
In addition, the company offers long-term training programmes including hands-on training, access to back-up support from BWSC headquarters, elaboration of highly detailed O&M manuals and computer-based maintenance systems, as well as spares and full technical provisions.
Independent power producer (IPP) projects have been an integrated part of BWSC’s business segment since 1997.
BWSC undertakes the complete range of project development from conception to financial closure, including financial engineering, debt and equity, as well as the establishment of contractual framework.
The company also invests its own funds as equity in power plant projects and has a well-established extensive international network with private and institutional lenders and investors.
BWSC demonstrates strong financial performance and has been rated AAA by Dun & Bradstreet over a number of years.
BWSC’s power plants can comply with the most stringent pollutant emission limits, either by primary methods or, when required, by application of secondary abatement technology suitable for the specific plant type and local conditions. The company aims to minimise CO2 emissions, NOx, SOx, and particulate matter (soot and fuel ash).
BWSC also cooperates with a range of leading technology partners to provide the optimum abatement solution for each application.
BWSC’s engine-based diesel and gas power plants are based on diesel, heavy fuel oil (HFO) or gas. The power plants are characterised by maximum efficiency, long lifespan with minimum maintenance and competitive fuel consumption.
BWSC maintains close relationships with internationally recognised engine manufacturers, which enables the company to select the most suitable technology for each specific project.
Biomass plants from BWSC are based on CO2 neutral and self-regenerating natural resources such as wood chips, straw or other organic materials.
The biomass plants are designed to optimise available biomass feedstock by maximising energy conversion and ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the overall facility.
The electrical output ranges from 15MW to 60MW and the plants can be configured for combined heat and power (CHP) production.
By cooperating with leading suppliers of biomass boilers, turbines and auxiliary equipment, BWSC ensures the optimal solution for specific fuel, local incentive schemes and EU or local requirements.
BWSC’s proven track record within biomass power plants includes:
Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor A/S (BWSC) is a designer, turnkey contractor, operator and investor in medium to large-scale power plant systems.
Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor completed the design, construction and commissioning of a 144MW diesel engine-based power plant for Enemalta Corporation on Malta in 2012. The plant is located on Enemalta's Delimara site and replaces older generation units in another power station on the island.
Dong Energy transformed its natural gas-fired Skaerbaek Power Station in Fredericia, Denmark, into a dual-fuel combined heat and power (CHP) plant.
Hohe See is a 497MW offshore wind farm being constructed in the German North Sea waters.
BWSC is sponsoring and participating in the CARILEC Renewable Energy Forum 2017, due to take place in Paramaribo, Suriname, on 17-22 September.
BWSC will be sponsoring and taking part in the 19th Africa Energy Forum (AEF) in Copenhagen, between 7-9 June.
An industry-historical circle was completed this weekend with BWSC's take-over of the Danish boiler manufacturer, Burmeister & Wain Energy (BWE). Two of Denmark's oldest companies are hereby re-united under one roof.
The Danish power plant specialist, Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor A/S (BWSC), has been awarded a mDKK 200 contract to build a high-efficient 37MW extension to a power plant in the Faroe Islands.
Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor (BWSC) is a highly experienced project developer, turnkey EPC contractor and O&M provider of tailor-made fossil-fuelled and renewable energy power plants
This year from 21-24 June, for the first time in its 18 year history, The Africa Energy Forum (AEF) will be held in London and will take place at the InterContinental O2 Hotel London.
A mDKK 786 contract has been awarded BWSC to build a high-efficiency 67 MW power plant in Port Louis, Mauritius.
BWSC and the fund Copenhagen Infrastructure I with PensionDanmark have continued their successful joint venture with the creation of a second biomass-fired power plant in the UK. The investment in the Snetterton plant is DKK1.6bn.
Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor A/S (BWSC) and PensionDanmark have formed a joint venture, BWSC PLC, which will build, own and operate power plants internationally. The company’s initial investment of GBP 160m will go to a new biomass power plant, Brigg Renewable Energy Plant, which is to be built in Lincolnshire, in the east of England.
Evermore Renewable Energy (ERE) is a Northern Irish project developer engaged in the development of biomass-fired combined heat and power (CHP) plants. Having heard about BWSC's involvement in the Western Wood Project, the ERE developers Ciaran and Stephen Devine made the initial contact back in July 2009. In the period to follow, the cooperation between BWSC and ERE intensified and together with consultants and advisors, the Evermore project was jointly developed.
BWSC, the Danish power plant specialist, awarded £93 million renewable energy plant contracts after four years of persistent efforts with Evermore Renewable Energy.
Danish power plant specialist, BWSC, have been awarded giant contracts worth approximately MEUR 270 to build two large diesel power plants totaling 272MW in Lebanon.
Gydevang 35
DK-3450 Allerød
Denmark