Port-au-Prince Oil-fired Power Plant
One of 1,582 projects Taiyo tracks in Haiti.
Source: World Bank Group
In July 2009 a 30 MW Port-au-Prince Oil-fired Power Plant reached financial closure in Haiti. The plant was to boost energy capacity in Port-au-Prince by 40 percent and provide more cost-competitive electricity as it will burn heavy fuel oil rather than diesel oil. The plant was to be developed by E-Power SA, which was majority-owned by a consortium of local investors led by Daniel Rouzier, a Hait
- Status
- Prospective
- Sector
- Oil and Gas, Power Generation (CCGT), Seaport, Power Transmission, Government, Commercial
- Location
- Haiti
- Updated
- 22 Jul 2026
- Source
- World Bank Group
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Description | In July 2009 a 30 MW Port-au-Prince Oil-fired Power Plant reached financial closure in Haiti. The plant was to boost energy capacity in Port-au-Prince by 40 percent and provide more cost-competitive electricity as it will burn heavy fuel oil rather than diesel oil. The plant was to be developed by E-Power SA, which was majority-owned by a consortium of local investors led by Daniel Rouzier, a Haitian businessman as well as Korea East-West Power Co, Ltd, a large Korean electricity utility with a 30% interest. The plant was to sell power to Electricite d'Etat d'Haiti under 15-year power purchase agreement(PPA). The total project cost was US $57 million.The IFC provided $17 million in the form of a senior loan and syndicated $12 million from the Netherland’s FMO. The plant became operational in January 2011 |
Original sector | Energy |
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Source | World Bank Group |
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Record type | Project |
Sector | Oil and Gas, Power Generation (CCGT), Seaport, Power Transmission, Government, Commercial |
Article published date | 2024-09-22 |
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