2007年6月14日 阿爾斯通贏得了Gujarat國家電子公司（GSECL）價值約1.75億歐元的合同，在印度建設首個基于阿爾斯通GT26的聯合循環發電廠。該370 MW的發電廠將擴展現存坐落于印度Gujarat州Utran, Surat區的聯合發電廠。 根據合同條款，阿爾斯通將提供所有工程，供貨和建設服務，建設一個全集成的聯合循環發電廠，包括余熱鍋爐，燃氣輪機和發電機，蒸汽輪機和發電機以及DCS（分布式控制系統）。 該發電廠將基于阿爾斯通世界領先的GT26燃氣輪機技術建設，這是在聯合循環階段市場上最有效的燃氣輪機技術，該技術具有最高的整體工廠效益。 該聯合循環發電廠將是阿爾斯通在Kawas, Gandhar和Hazira地區建設聯合循環發電廠之后第四個在Gujarat州建設的聯合循環發電廠。該發電廠將GSECL公司的發電能力提高10％。 阿爾斯通發電系統總裁Philippe Joubert表示：“由于我們強大的工程基礎和在印度市場的不斷發展，我們非常驕傲為印度發電行業的擴展作出的貢獻，尤其是在Gujarat州建設的基于世界領先的GT26燃氣輪機的高效聯合循環發電廠。該燃氣輪機在聯合循環階段具有卓越效率，運用同樣的燃料產生更多的電量，因此排放更少的二氧化碳。” original text： [COLOR=#708090]Alstom wins first GT26-based combined cycle power plant in India 14 June 2007 Alstom has won a contract worth approximately 175 million euros with Gujarat State Electricity Corporation Ltd （GSECL） for the construction of the first Alstom GT26-based combined cycle power plant in India. This 370 MW plant will be an extension of the existing combined cycle power plant located at Utran, Surat District, State of Gujarat, India. Under the contract, Alstom will provide all engineering, procurement and construction services to deliver a fully integrated combined cycle power plant, with heat recovery steam generator, gas turbine and generator, steam turbine and generator, and DCS （Distributed Control System）. The power plant will be built around Alstom‘s world-leading GT26 gas turbine technology, which, in combined cycle, is the most efficient gas turbine technology on the market with the highest overall plant efficiency in its class. The plant will be the fourth combined cycle power plant constructed by Alstom in the state of Gujarat, after Kawas, Gandhar, and Hazira＊. It will add up to 10% to the generating capacity of GSECL. Philippe Joubert, President of Alstom Power Systems, said: “Thanks to our strong engineering base and increasing presence in India, we are proud of our contribution to the expansion of the Indian power sector and in particular in the State of Gujarat, with a highly efficient combined cycle power plant built around the world-leading GT26 gas turbine. The turbine‘s excellent efficiency in combined cycle gives more electricity for the same amount of fuel and hence less emissions of CO2.” [/COLOR]