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Accommodation camp serving a hydropower station construction project in El Salvador
Industry application

Camps and Buildings for Energy and Hydropower Projects

Energy projects are built in valleys, deserts and coastlines — places chosen by the resource, not by the availability of housing. We build the accommodation that makes a multi-year construction programme liveable.

Industry pain points

What Makes This Difficult

Sites chosen by geography

A dam goes where the river is. Housing has to be brought to it.

Multi-year occupation

People live in an energy construction camp for years. A standard that is acceptable for a month is not acceptable for a programme.

Limited level ground

Valley and coastal sites rarely offer a large flat pad, so the camp has to build upwards.

Services that must come with the buildings

Lighting and sanitary facilities cannot be a later addition on a site that has no local trades.

Customer requirements

What Buyers in This Sector Need

Two-storey stacking

External steel staircases to fit the required bed count onto limited level ground.

Finished interiors and services

Units that arrive with lighting and sanitary facilities installed and tested.

A camp that works as a settlement

Dormitories, canteen and offices arranged around circulation rather than in an anonymous line.

Long sea-leg packing

Loading plans that protect finished interiors across a long voyage.

Typical scenarios

Where These Buildings Go

Hydropower construction camps

Accommodation for the duration of a dam or station build.

Transmission and line corridors

Camps that move along a corridor as the works progress.

Power plant construction

Contractor accommodation and site offices beside the works.

Renewables sites

Accommodation and control buildings on remote wind and solar sites.

Solution process

How a Project Runs

Brief

Headcount, programme duration, available level ground and destination port.

Layout

Camp planned around the usable ground, with circulation and services.

Engineering

Stacking, wind and seismic loads calculated for the site.

Fabrication and fit-out

Interiors, lighting and sanitary facilities installed and tested.

Shipping

Loading plans built for a long sea leg with finished interiors in transit.

Erection

Units stacked with external staircases and connected to site services.

Delivery capability

What We Have Actually Delivered

120+ modules stacked two storeys

The TYAZHMASH hydropower station camp in El Salvador, arranged around landscaped paths.

Finished interiors as standard

Lighting and sanitary facilities installed and tested before the units shipped.

External steel staircases

Circulation outside the envelope, keeping internal area usable.

Long-haul packing experience

Camps shipped to Central America, West Africa, Europe and South East Asia.

Buyer questions

Energy and Hydropower FAQ

The questions this sector asks before committing.

What size energy project camps have you delivered?

Over 120 modules for a hydropower station camp in El Salvador for TYAZHMASH — dormitories, canteen and offices stacked two storeys high with external steel staircases.

Can the camp fit on a narrow valley site?

Stacking two storeys is the usual answer to limited level ground, and it was exactly the approach taken on the El Salvador hydropower camp.

Are lighting and sanitary facilities included?

Yes. Units are fitted out with finished interiors, lighting and sanitary facilities before they ship.

How long can the camp stay in service?

These are engineered steel buildings, not temporary shelters. Camps on multi-year energy programmes are a normal application.

Can the camp be relocated to the next project?

Yes. Modules bolt together, so a camp can be dismantled and moved rather than written off.

Planning a Project in Energy and Hydropower

Tell us the country, the use and the rough size — we will scope it and quote.