- Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc BW said its B&W Environmental and B&W Renewable business segments secured a $65 million contract from Lostock Sustainable Energy Plant Ltd.
- The contract is to provide engineering services and advanced technologies for the LSEP Sustainable Energy plant in Manchester, U.K.
- LSEP is a joint venture formed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and FCC Environment (U.K.)
- B&W's global operations will provide technologies and services for the project, including GMAB flue gas treatment technologies, SPIG air-cooled condensers, Diamond Power boiler cleaning equipment and engineering.
- The Lostock plant will utilize residual waste to generate 60+ megawatts of energy for residents and businesses.
- "B&W's waste-to-energy, environmental and other technologies will play a critical role in decarbonization and the transition to renewable energy, and we're pleased to contribute our expertise to the Lostock project," said executive vice president and COO Jimmy Morgan.
- Price Action: BW shares closed lower by 1.08% at $6.40 on Monday.
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