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The New Zealand Government has agreed to purchase three Pratt & Whitney Power Systems FT8 TWINPAC units.
The FT8 TWINPACs will be sited at Whirinaki in Hawke's Bay and are expected to begin commercial operation in May 2004. The three units will provide a nominal 155 megawatts of reserve energy to be used when inflows are low to hydro reservoirs and for contingency purposes. This will be a turnkey project for Pratt & Whitney Power Systems.
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