CCGT Plants in Iran - other provinces

Abadan Location: Khuzestan Operator: Khuzestan Generation Management Co Configuration: 4 X 123 MW 9001E gas turbines Fuel: diesel oil, natural gas Operation: 2004 T/G supplier: GE EPC: Moshanir, Speedes Quick facts: In May 2004, President Khatami officially inaugurated this Rs 1,600bn project, which was developed by Iran Power Development beginning in 2001. The first phase at Abadan took about a quarter of the 100ha site and the gas turbines are to be converted to combined-cycles in the future. Photograph courtesy of Speedes Group Posted 23 Oct 2008	Bandar Imam Location: Khuzestan Operator: Fajr Petrochemical Co Configuration: 5 X 96 MW GT11N2-EV gas turbines CHP Fuel: natural gas, gasoil Operation: 2000 T/G supplier: Alstom EPC: Sadelmi Quick facts: This industrial CHP plan has five GTs with evaporative cooling, four HRSGs, and two auxiliary boilers, all operating in parallel with the grid. Photograph courtesy of Sadelmi Posted 25 Nov 2005	Gilan Location: Gilan Operator: Tavanir Configuration: Three, 435-MW, 2+1 CCGT blocks with V94.2 gas turbines Fuel: natural gas, diesel oil Operation: 1992-1997 HRSG supplier: Biro T/G supplier: Siemens EPC: Siemens, Ghods Niroos, Tavanir, Azarab Energy Industries Photograph courtesy of Ministry of Energy Posted 26 Oct 2008
Kahnooj Location: Kerman Operator: Arian Mah-Taab Gostar Co Configuration: two 484-MW, 2+1 CCGT blocks with V94.2 gas turbines Fuel: natural gas Operation: 2007- T/G supplier: Tuga, Pars EPC: Mapna, Pishmagan Quick facts: The first GT at this site was synchronized in Jun 2007. Photograph courtesy of Pishgaman Sanat va Niroo Co Posted 12 Nov 2008	Kerman Location: Kerman Operator: Tavanir Configuration: Two 483-MW, 2+1 CCGT blocks with V94.2 gas turbines, 6 X 161-MW V94.2 gas turbines Fuel: natural gas, oil Operation: 2001-2008 HRSG supplier: Doosan T/G supplier: Siemens, Ansaldo EPC: Ghods Niroo Consulting Engineers, Mapna, Monenco Iran Quick facts: The plant is connected to the grid through a 4000kV switchyard. Photograph courtesy of Mapna Posted 31 Jul 2005	Khoy Location: West Azarbaijan Operator: West Azarbaijan Generation Management Configuration: 350-MW, 2+1 CCGT blocks with 9001E gas turbines Fuel: natural gas, oil Operation: 1998-2002 HRSG supplier: FW T/G supplier: GE, Siemens EPC: Mapna, Moshaver Niroo, Monenco Iran Quick facts: The simple-cycle phase of the Khoy project cost combined-cycle extension cost $75mn. In Sep 2005, Tavanir said that had signed a sales agreement for the Khoy plant with Sanir Co and Niru Investment Co. Sanir is a power plant development affiliate of the Energy Ministry. Photograph courtesy of Monenco Iran Posted 8 Nov 2008
Rudshur Location: Esfahan Operator: Arian Mah-Taab Gostar Co Configuration: 3 X 250 MW V94.3A gas turbines Fuel: natural gas Operation: 2007 T/G supplier: Siemens EPC: Fichtner, Daryapala, Unit International, Speedes, STFA, Wala Energy Engineering Quick facts: In July 2004, work began on Iran’s first full-size IPP, the 750-MW Rudshur power station on the Tehran-Saveh highway in Esfahan province. Contract implementation followed the close of a €225mn financing package for the project. Arian Mah-Taab Gostar Co, partially owned by Kerman Development Organization (16.8% stake). The three gas turbines went commercial in Sep and are connected to the grid at 400kV. Photograph courtesy of Speedes Posted 23 Oct 2008	Sabalan Ardebil Location: East Azarbayjan Operator: East Azarbayjan Power Generation Management Co Configuration: 4 X 157 MW V94.2 gas turbines Operation: 2007-2008 Fuel: natural gas, diesel oil T/G supplier: Tuga Quick facts: This power station is on the Ardabil-Meshkin Shahr Road 25km away from Ardebil city. The 80ha site is at 1,300m elevation. The plant was inagurated by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on 10 Nov 2008. Ground-breaking was in 2006 and completion was in less than 30mos at a cost of 3,200bn rials. The project is to be converted to CCGT operation. Photograph courtesy of East Azarbayjan Power Generation Management Co Posted 6 Nov 2011	Sanandaj CC Location: Kordestan Operator: Iran Power Development Co Configuration: two 476-MW, 2+1 CCGT blocks with V94.2 gas turbines Operation: 2005-2011 Fuel: natural gas, diesel oil HRSG supplier: Doosan, Mapna T/G supplier: Siemens, Ansaldo, Tuga, Pars EPC: Mapna Quick facts: Construction on the steam sets started in Sep 2008. Photograph courtesy of Iran Power Development Co Posted 7 Nov 2010
Shirkooh Location: Yazd Operator: Farab Energy and Water Projects Configuration: 484-MW CCGT with V94.2(5) gas turbines Operation: 2012-2013 Fuel: natural gas, diesel oil HRSG supplier: ?? T/G supplier: Tuga EPC: Farab Quick facts: This power station has a 50ha site on the Foolad Aliagi Road at 1,180m elevation. The plant was officially inagurated by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on 13 Feb 2013. Construction took about two and a half years ago and cost €247mn plus 600bn IR . Photograph courtesy of Farab Co Posted 18 Feb 2013	South Esfahan Location: Esfahan Operator: Mapna Configuration: 6 X 159-MW V94.2 gas turbines Fuel: natural gas, diesel oil Operation: 2007 T/G supplier: Tuga EPC: Mapna Quick facts: This was one of Iran's launch IPPs and was a joint venture with IFIC Holding AG. Construction started in Jul 2004 Photograph courtesy of Ministry of Energy Posted 26 Oct 2008	Sufian Location: East Azarbayjan Operator: East Azarbayjan Power Generation Management Co Configuration: 4 X 25 MW gas turbines Operation: 1984-1985 Fuel: natural gas, diesel oil T/G supplier: AEG Quick facts: This power station is on the Tabriz-Marand Road 25km away from Tabriz city. In 2001, it was converted to dual-fuel capability. Photograph courtesy of East Azarbayjan Power Generation Management Co Posted 6 Nov 2011
	Yazd CC Location: Yazd Operator: Mapna Configuration: 406-MW CCGT with9001E gas turbines Fuel: natural gas, diesel oil Operation: 2000-2006 HRSG supplier: Doosan, Mapna T/G supplier: GEC-Alsthom, Siemens EPC: Mapna Quick facts: The gas turbines at Yazd were retrofit with fogging systems by AxEnergy in 2006. A second CCGT block is under construction at Yazd. This will have a 17-MWe equivalent solar trough system to assist in steam generation for the steam T/G set. Photograph courtesy of Ministry of Energy Posted 9 Nov 2008

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