Montevideo, Uruguay — 2006/2010
Client: Katoen Natie (Terminal Cuenca del Plata)
As the main electromechanical contractor for Terminal Cuenca del Plata (TCP), Ingener has developed the low- and medium-voltage electrical infrastructure network for its facilities at the port of Montevideo, including engineering, equipment supply and construction in the various phases implemented.
The improvement, renovation and extension works on the electrical infrastructure network have included:
-Development of the 31.5 kV medium-voltage network, including design and construction
-Design, construction and commissioning of the MV and control ring between substations E2 and E3 of the National Ports Administration (ANP) and between TCP’s internal substations.
-Comprehensive design, construction and installation of the Reefers 1B precast substation.
-Comprehensive design, construction and installation of Substation No. 7, Reefers 3 and Reefers 4.
-Medium-voltage works to power the cranes (KOCKS and ZPMC).
-Development of the low-voltage network for the refrigerated container service.
-Electrical installation for 1,260 reefer outlets.
-Electrical installation for 160 reefer outlets on steel walkways, including construction of the walkways.
-Supply and management of generator sets to power the reefer outlets.
