In recent weeks, our teams have started installing the frames for the high walls of the factory building of the EDF PEI Larivot power plant in Guyana. Thanks to complete prefabrication on the ground, integrating all the inserts and all the openings, the production of these 14m high sails is carried out at a sustained pace (one sail every 2 or 3 days). At the heart of the power plant, this building will house the 7 engines running on liquid biomass, which will provide up to 120 MW of electrical energy to the Guyanese territory.
Today, with 66% of its energy produced by renewable energies, notably thanks to the Petit-Saut dam, Guyana is already the French department with the highest rate of renewable energy. The Larivot power plant meets Guyana's ambition to reach 100% in 2030, or even before. It will support the economic and demographic development of the coast and will secure the needs of the island of Cayenne. (Client: Group: Nofrayane / Sogéa / VCGP / Vinci DomTom)
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