40 MWe waste-to-energy, Belgrade, and Songkhla waste-to-energy, Thailand

Martin Technology Private Limited is the current name of CNIM Martin Private Limited. The company changed its name; the relationship did not. Belgrade in 2020 and Songkhla in 2026 are not two unrelated jobs for two different clients — they are two points on the same line, and the work in Thailand continues the work that started in Serbia.

The Vinča plant outside Belgrade is one of Europe’s largest waste-to-energy projects: 103 MW of heat and electricity, delivered as a public–private partnership by the Beo Čista Energija consortium led by SUEZ with the European fund Marguerite.

REURASIA was tasked with supporting the Generator Factory Acceptance Test on the steam turbine generator at the WEG factory in Tamil Nadu, India — and with assessing the most realistic delivery date for the machine, a judgement CMPL, Tractebel and SUEZ relied on. Third-party quality work of that kind only goes to engineers a manufacturer’s client trusts.

Six years later the same partner is at work in southern Thailand, and REURASIA is with them at the Songkhla waste-to-energy plant, photographed in July 2026.

A technology provider does not bring the same engineers back after six years out of politeness. Belgrade was a test of judgement against a delivery deadline; Songkhla is what passing it earns. When you are choosing who checks your equipment, the useful question is not who has done it once — it is who has been asked again.