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• Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, Lithuania
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• ABB Generation, Sweden
• Birka and Gullspångs Power, Sweden
• BÅKAB, Sweden
• Nordkraft Service, Sweden
• Vannkraft Öst, Norway
• Akershus Energyworks, Norway
• Brista Power, Sweden
• Helsingborg Energy, Sweden
• Birka Service, Sweden
• Oslo Energy, Norway
• Tekniska Verken i Linköping, Sweden
• Trondheim Energyworks, Norway
• Viken, Norway
• Norwegian State Power, Norway
• Buskerud Energy Production, Norway
• National Power Company of Iceland
• Southern Energy Group, Poland
• ECO Vankraft, Norway
• AES, Sri Lanka
• Byreiskaya Hydro Power, Russia
• Elektrocieplownia Zabrze, Poland
• Elektrocieplownia Ostroleka, Poland
• Elektrocieplownia Warszawskie, Poland
• Elektrownia Laziska, Poland
• Elektrownia Jaworzno, Poland
• Belchatow Power Plant, Poland
• WPEC Zielona Gora, Poland
• Zespol Elektrociepl Poznan, Poland
• Siersza Power Plant, Poland
• PT PLN, Indonesia
• Vattenfall Generation Services, Sweden
• Växjö Energi, Sweden
• Oxelö Energi, Sweden
• Hafslund Energiverk, Norway
• Vattenfall Power Generation, Sweden
• Vattenfall Energy Distribution, Sweden
• Fagersta Energi, Sweden
• Jönköping Energi, Sweden
• Norrköping Miljö & Energi, Sweden
• Qin Shan, China
• Tennet, Power Grid of Netherland
• United Networks, New Zealand
• Siemens Network Services, Australia
• Zeya Hydropower, Russia
• Three Gorges Power Group, China
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could also have been late shop orders, purchase order, works order .
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