Project Development
Investment Opportunity.
Explore the proposed Banshkhali floating power plant site and technical planning materials.
Preferred Site Location — Chhanua, Banshkhali
- Good waterfront access to the Kutubdia Channel.
- Sufficient land available for development, including local government and private land.
- Critical transmission and pipeline infrastructure is relatively close to the site.
Land Ownership Situation — Project Site
- Landholdings include privately owned plots and government property.
- Land rights and long-term leases require discussion with owners and the local government.
- Securing land rights will involve acquisition of private lots and foreshore rights through a long-term lease.
1,000 MW FPP Installation
Site Inspection
Introduction
This project is known as the Chhanua G2G Project and concerns installation of two 500 MW GE 6F.03 CGT floating power plants in Bangladesh. The proposed site is at Chhanua on the Kathakhali Khal canal, a tributary emptying into the Kutubdia Channel.
Site preparation, marine access, gas supply and electrical interconnection require further surveys and planning. The diagrams above show the initial proposed arrangement and access route.

Information & Data Needs
- Geotechnical data for the site, including coring results and sediment classification.
- Aerial photography over a range of years.
- Tidal ranges, current velocities and seasonal level or depth data.
- Seismic data for the Chittagong region.
- Environmental data, including wind, wave, current and storm conditions.
- Seasonal precipitation and temperature data.
- Permitting requirements and gas pipeline specifications.
For Construction Purposes
- Discussion with a substantial local civil works contractor.
- Geotechnical data to determine piling requirements.
- Importation and transshipment of materials at Chittagong port.
- Dredging of the channel from the sea and adjacent waters.
- Availability of local dredging and spoil-disposal equipment.
- A preliminary development and construction plan.
















