Concrete – 2,900 m³

That’s 2,900 cubic meters of concrete, enough to fill 362 concrete mixer trucks. Imagine a convoy of mixers stretching farther than the eye can see all carrying just the concrete used for this project.

Steel Structure –389 tons

The project used 389 tons of steel, weighing as much as a fully loaded Boeing 747 or roughly 65 African elephants. It’s the kind of strength you’d expect from an aircraft—or a whole parade of elephants—packed into our steel framework.

Electrical Cable – 81 km

A total of 81 kilometers of electrical cable was installed—almost the entire length of the Panama Canal (82 km). It’s like rewiring one of the world’s most iconic waterways.

Piping – 50,000 Diameter-Inches

With 50,000 dia-inch of piping, if every welded joint were placed end-to-end, the line would stretch 4 kilometers long. That’s the same as 333 ISO trucks (each about 12 meters) lined up bumper-to-bumper—a pipeline highway of its own.

Instrument Cable – 93 km

The project includes 93 kilometers of instrument cable, nearly matching the 100-kilometer length of Lake Toba, one of the largest volcanic lakes on Earth. A cable network nearly worthy of circling a lake.

Total Electrical & Instrument Cable – 173 km

Combined, the electrical and instrument cables span 173 kilometers—longer than driving around the entire country of Singapore (about 163 km). It’s a full nation’s worth of wiring in one project.