Accessibility EN ES TR CN NEWS HOME PAGETop Energy New Geothermal Power Plant TOP ENERGY NEW GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANT Congratulations to our client, Top Energy, for the commissioning of the Ngawha geothermal power station in New Zealand. The Ngawha power station will generate 32MW of power for New Zealand far north. Ormat is proud to have provided the engineering, procurement, and construction services to bring Top Energy’s newest power station to life, and we’re ready to help your company realize its full energy potential with our wide variety of geothermal production products and services. Community owned Top Energy recently commissioned the Ngāwhā geothermal power station (OEC4) after an intensive three-year construction, well drilling and plant assembly programme. Despite delays due to COVID-19 the power station was completed six months earlier than planned. A testament to the hard work the company and its contractors United Civil Construction, Iceland Drilling, Culham Engineering and Ormat Technology, Inc. The Ngāwhā power station secures an independent, renewable and affordable power supply, ending the region’s reliance on the National Grid and electricity being transported from the south. Read more in Top Energy Public Advertise JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER Full Name Phone * Email Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Accessibility Copyright © 2019 Ormat. All Rights Reserved. Website by RICHKID

Accessibility EN ES TR CN NEWS HOME PAGENew Contract Secured In Indonesia NEW CONTRACT SECURED IN INDONESIA Ormat is pleased to announce about the new contract secured in Indonesia with Star Energy Geothermal Salak. The new Geothermal power plant will supply 14 MW that will extend the Salak Geothermal field in Indonesia. We are proud to take partnership with a local contractor that will provide the EPC services. The supply of the plant is expected to be completed within 12 months from contract start. The Salak geothermal field is located near Jakarta on the southwest flank of the Gunung Salak volcano and is currently contains geothermal power plant utilizing steam. The new 14 MW Salak geothermal power plant will use air-cooled Ormat Energy Converter and will allow 100% geothermal fluid reinjection which serves both to sustain the reservoir and to produce electrical power with virtually no environmental impact. Doron Blachar, CEO of Ormat Technologies, said, “This contract signals that the markets for our products segment are beginning to reopen as the impact of Covid-19 dissipates. We expect to record revenue partially in 2021, with the balance in 2022. Demand for clean, renewable energy continues and municipalities and utilities are seeking to expand the use of geothermal resources wherever possible. As the impact of the pandemic continues to decrease, we plan to pursue additional contracts worldwide.” JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER Full Name Phone * Email Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Accessibility Copyright © 2019 Ormat. All Rights Reserved. Website by RICHKID