Project record

Melaka power-plant mud removal and intake interface

Participation
Not assessed
Project facts checked

Marine circular defines a buoyed mud-removal work area for 7 October 2026-15 June 2027

Project sources

The October 2026 Melaka circular defines a buoyed mud-removal area and four working vessels beside the 2,242 MW cooling-water asset. Earlier intake accounts provide structural context for planning the excavation.

Melaka project diagram separates the current four-vessel mud-removal notice from the earlier intake structures and current excavation inputs

IMWO original project-interface diagram; factual labels from the cited primary project records.

Location

Malaysia / Asia Pacific

Segment

Cooling-water intake sediment removal

Phase

Planning / Confirmed

Last checked

4 November 2026

Coverage

Related sectors

Cooling-water intake sediment removal is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.

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Project anatomy

Contract scope and delivery roles

Client / authority
Edra Energy, Melaka 2,242 MW CCGT asset owner
Delivery parties
Circular 52/2026 names JETTA 35 and JETTA 37 anchor-handling tugs and JETTA 39 and LIGHT SABER barges; the current mud-removal contractor is unspecified.
Contract route
Marine Department Malaysia's Circular 52/2026 is a navigation and work-area notice. The current excavation contract, procurement terms and commercial appointment are unspecified in that notice.
Execution window
Circular 52/2026 is dated 12 October and states a 7 October 2026-15 June 2027 work period. SYS's earlier new-intake package carries a separate 1 March 2023-28 February 2025 period.
Works package
Mud removal within four notified boundary points serving the Melaka combined-cycle plant. The current notice identifies the working period and named tug/barge spread; excavation quantities, cut levels and the sediment receiver require the work-package documents.
Marine interfaces
The cooling-water system includes box-culvert intake works, marine piling, stone backfill, chlorination pipes, pumps and an outfall stilling basin. Excavation and vessel positioning have to preserve the structural cover and access required by those assets.
Commercial evidence boundary
SYS lists 205,000 m3 of dredging in the earlier intake package. That historical quantity has its own contract scope and period. The 2026 cycle depends on the current cut, retained protection, receiver and measured survey basis.

Evidence gap

What remains unverified

Outstanding evidence

  • 2026 work-package quantity, cut levels and vertical datum
  • As-built intake alignment and agreed protection clearances
  • Approved sediment receiver and survey basis for measured output

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Reporting status

Project phase
Planning
Evidence confidence
Confirmed
Last checked
4 November 2026
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