YTL 600MW Hi-Class Combined Cycle Gas Turtbine(CCP50) Project in Singapore

1.Project Overview

Project Name: Singapore Gas Power Station Project
Order Scope: Lighting Package + Distribution Box Package

2.Customer background and challenges

Client: YTL Powerseraya Pte. Limited
EPC Contractor: Power China

Singapore imposes stringent local safety regulations. All switches must be fitted with earth fault relays or residual current protection devices. It is therefore necessary to confirm requirements from the design institute or inspection authority with the client in advance.

The client may raise new revision requests even after drawing approval. To address both issues above, we need to optimize communication mechanisms in terms of process standardization, information transmission, drawing specification management and demand control, so as to guarantee project progress efficiency and execution quality.

In terms of product certifications, emergency exit & emergency lighting fixtures are mandatorily required to hold PSB certification. Certification requirements must be carefully reviewed upon tender submission.

3.Our Solution

The core products required are low-voltage distribution boxes. Leveraging WAROM Technology’s comprehensive IEC certification portfolio, our team conducted repeated technical communications and targeted responses with the client, eventually gaining their full recognition.
The lighting scope consists of explosion-proof luminaires, three-proof luminaires and waterproof luminaires. Explosion-proof products fully comply with IECEX requirements with complete certification documentation submitted accordingly; three-proof luminaires are supplied with CE certificates and accepted by the client. Fire emergency lighting requires Singapore’s local PSB certification. Since no domestic manufacturer holds this certification independently, we sourced these products via local partners in Singapore.

4.Implementation Process & Timeline

Quotation Date: December, 2024 – Multiple rounds of technical alignment and solution revision were carried out prior to quotation, with final confirmation obtained from the client.

Contract Award: January, 2025 – The client announced our winning bid, while many technical specifications remained pending final confirmation.

Delivery Date: July, 2025 – Multiple rounds of technical clarification between our side, the client and the asset owner were conducted for distribution boxes to drive project advancement.

5.Achievements and Data Demonstration

This project marks our first business cooperation with a Singapore power utility company, laying critical groundwork for our future expansion into Singapore’s non-oil & gas market.

6.Customer Feedback

WAROM acts as a project partner assisting risk control throughout the project, rather than merely a product supplier. During technical clarification, we rely on highly experienced technical engineers for in-depth discussions to identify implicit technical requirements or push the client to formalize unclear specifications upfront, preventing ambiguity of technical terms.
Strict attention to detail is essential during production to ensure full compliance with drawing specifications.

7.Experiences Summary & Insights

Establish a “dual confirmation” process (involving both the technical team and the client) to formally document and sign off on drawing versions, technical parameters, and safety standards (e.g., Earth Fault Relay specifications).
Incorporate a 3–5 day buffer at key milestones (such as drawing approval and production launch) to accommodate last-minute client adjustments.