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Jump To Comment: 1→ Tynagh Energy
http://www.cer.ie/cerdocs/cer04052.pdf
The Tynagh Energy Consortium is comprised of:
Gama Construction
Gama is a leading international general contracting company
established in 1959. It has extensive international experience
in turnkey construction of power plants and industrial facili-
ties and has completed over 150 large scale projects world-
wide. Recent Gama energy-related projects in Ireland include
the construction of the 343MW Huntstown CCGT
gas-fired plant for Viridian, the 150MW West Offaly Power
Plant and the 100MW Lough Ree Power Plant
→ 'Christ Kennicott Water Technology Ltd ( http://www.christwater.com/ ) are continuing to build on their success in Ireland after winning a contract to supply both the water and the wastewater treatment plant for the new 400MW CCGT power plant currently being built by GE/GAMA POWER SYSTEMS in Tynagh, Co. Galway, Ireland.'
http://www.the-eic.com/News/Archive/2005/Apr/Article378.htm
→ Tynagh Energy's Shareholders
http://www.tynaghenergy.ie/about.asp
The current shareholders of Tynagh Energy are:
- Gama Construction Ireland Limited (80%); and
- Mountside Properties Limited (20%)
[....]
Gama’s Irish activities include the construction of the 343 MW Huntstown power plant in County Dublin (civils sub-contractor to Siemens AG), and sub-contracting work on two peat-fired power plants at Lanesboro and Shannonbridge.
Gama is also involved in the construction of residential housing schemes in Dublin, the Ballincollig Bypass (recently completed 1 year ahead of target) and the Ennis Bypass currently under construction.