Martano Combined Cycle Power Plant

Project Description

The project involves the construction of a 425 MW combined cycle power plant at the Alejandro River Energy Park. It includes:

  • A 4 km access road from the national highway
  • A 230 kV generation substation
  • A 14 km transmission line to the Sabanitas substation
  • An LNG terminal to receive liquefied gas via FSU, regasify it, and supply it as fuel to the power plant

Scope of Services: PMC / OE

Sinolam Smarter Energy contracted Chinovela to provide Project Management / Owners Engineer services, with engineering teams based in Spain and China, and a local team in Panama.

EPTISA participated as a subcontractor of Chinovela in the local management team, performing key roles:

  • Deputy Project Management: Representing the Owner in front of the EPC contractor
  • Planning Management: Issuance of weekly activity and progress reports
  • Documentation Management: SharePoint system configuration with the Central IT Department
  • On-site Construction Supervision
    • Construction Manager
    • Civil Works Supervisor, Electrical Works Supervisor, QA/QC and HSE Supervisors
  • Technical Review from Central Offices: Structural/architectural design, HVAC systems, and fire protection
  • Off-site Inspections of Main Equipment

Impact

  • Clean and efficient energy: The combined cycle plant offers a modern energy solution with a lower carbon footprint compared to conventional technologies
  • Regional development: Enhances energy infrastructure in Colón Province, supporting economic growth and attracting investment
  • Technology transfer: Involvement of international and local teams fosters knowledge exchange and strengthens technical capabilities in Panama
  • Job creation: Generates direct and indirect employment during construction and operation phases
  • Strategic infrastructure: The LNG terminal and transmission line reinforce national energy security and integration with the grid
Client: CHINOVELA / SINOLAM SMARTER ENERGY
Country: Panamá
Service: Project Management and Work Supervisio