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Aguirre CC
Location: Puerto Rico
Operator: Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority
Configuration: 600-MW CCGT with 7001B gas turbines
Operation: 1975-1976
Fuel: fuel oil
HRSG supplier: ??
T/G supplier: GE
Quick facts: In May 2007, Gas Natural signed a contract with PREPA to supply about 700 cm/yr of regasified LNG to the Aguirre plant from 2008.
Photograph courtesy of Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority
Posted 22 Jun 2007 |
Bogue CC
Location: Jamaica
Operator: Jamaica Public Service Co Ltd
Configuration: 120-MW, 2+1 CCGT with 6001B gas turbines
Operation: 1972-2003
Fuel: diesel oil
HRSG supplier: ATS
T/G supplier: GE, Nuovo
Pignone
EPC: AMEC, Schrader Camargo, Manning
Quick facts: JPS invested $120mn in the Bogue CCGT plant. When the new plant was built, JPS
completed a centralized control facility for all the generating sets. The utility partnered with the National Water Commission (NWC) to minimize
water use for the CCGT block and uses treated wastewater from the NWC Bogue treatment plant. This involved building facilities at the power
plant to treat and purify the NWC grey water plus new underground pipes to transmit the water between the sites.
Photograph courtesy of Schrader Camargo Ingenieros Asociados
Posted 14 May 2008 |
Bogue GT
Location: Jamaica
Operator: Jamaica Public Service Co Ltd
Configuration: five simple-cycle gas turbines (83.5 MW)
Operation: 1972-2001
Fuel: diesel oil
T/G supplier: John Brown, Pratt & Whitney, Brush, Westinghouse, Electric Machinery
EPC: Ansaldo, Manning
Quick facts: Shown is GT10, a 25-MW P&W PowerPac put online in 2001 after 60 days of construction work by Manning Industries. At the time, JPS was
owned by Mirant Corp.
Photograph courtesy of Manning Industries
Posted 18 May 2008 |
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Cambalache
Location: Puerto Rico
Operator: Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority
Configuration: 3 X 83 MW GT11N1 gas turbines
Operation: 1998
Fuel: fuel oil
T/G supplier: ABB
EPC: ABB, LG Scott Architects & Engineers, Caribbean Industrial Construction SE
Quick facts: The plant was built with SCR, but the equipment failed repeatedly and was disconnected. The plant now uses IST HRSGs to generate
steam for NOX control. It is planned to convert the machines to dual-fuel operation with supplies from the Ecoelectrica LNG terminal.
Photograph courtesy
of Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority
Posted 22 Jun 2007 |
Penuelas
Location: Puerto Rico
Operator: Mirant Corp
Configuration: 537-MW, 2+1 CCGT with W501F gas turbines
Operation: 2000
Fuel: LNG, LPG
HRSG supplier: ABB
T/G supplier: WH, Toshiba
EPC: Enron, NEPCO
Quick facts: The Penuelas Ecoelectrica project includes an LNG terminal
and a desalination plant and supplies about 13% of Puerto Rico's electricity. It was
developed by a 50:50 venture of Mirant and Edison Mission Energy, which acquired the project from original developer Kenetech Energy Systems. Current
owners are Gas Natural (50%) and a 50:50 joint venture of International Power and Mitsui which owns the other 50%.
Photograph courtesy of NEPCO
Posted 21 Aug 2004 |
Seawell
Location: Barbados
Operator: Barbados Light & Power Co
Configuration: 1 X 13 MW GT35, 3 X 20 MW GT10
Operation: 1995-2002
Fuel: diesel oil, heavy oil
T/G supplier: ABB, Alstom
EPC: Alstom
Photograph courtesy of Barbados Light & Power Co Ltd
Posted 5 Sep 2005 |
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San Pedro de Macoris
Location: Dominican Republic
Operator: Cogentrix de la Republica Dominicana
Configuration: Three 100-MW single-shaft CCGT blocks with V64.3A gas turbines
Operation: 2001-2002
Fuel: No 2 fuel oil
HRSG supplier: Doosan
T/G supplier: Siemens
EPC: Enron, Siemens
Quick facts: The equipment order was placed in Jul 2000. In addition to the turbines and air cooled generators, Siemens supplied a
SPPA-T2000 instrumentation and control system for the facility.
Photograph courtesy of Siemens
Posted 17 Oct 2007 |
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