CCGT Plants in the Netherlands
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Buggenum Location: Limburg Operator: NUON Configuration: 284-MW, 1+1 combined-cycle with V94.2 gas turbine Operation: 1994 Fuel: coal syngas HRSG supplier: Stork T/G supplier: Siemens EPC: Comprimo, Siemens Quick facts: The plant has been owned by NUON since 2001 and is also known as Willem-Alexander. This is one of a handful of operational IGCC plants in the world and uses Shell gasfication technology. The gasification plant has been tested using sewage sludge, chicken litter, wood, and paper pulp. Photograph courtesy of
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Delesto-2 Location: Netherlands Operator: Akzo Nobel/EDON Configuration: 360 MW single-shaft combined-cycle with 9001FA gas turbine Operation: 1999 Fuel: natural gas HRSG supplier: Standard Fasel Lentjes T/G supplier: GE EPC: GE, Thomassen, Stork E&C Photograph courtesy of Delesto bv
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Den Haag Repower Location: Zuid-Holland Operator: E.ON Benelux Configuration: 121-MW, 1+1 combined-cycle with LM6000PD gas turbines CHP Operation: 2008 Fuel: natural gas HRSG supplier: ?? T/G supplier: GE, BBC Quick facts: This project was officially opened on 7 Nov 2008. In the process, E.ON replaced two Olympus gas turbines installed in 1982 with a unique installation of two LM6000PD gas turbines connected to a single generator. The work cost €70mn and turned the the oldest, still operational power plant of its kind in Holland into a modern CHP plant. Heating customers include the Government building department, the Dutch parliamentary complex, Westeinde Hospital and the Des Indes Hotel. The Den Haag repowering work was completed per a 2005 agreement between E.ON, ENECO, and the city. The project won Power magazine's 2009 Marmaduke award. Photograph courtesy of
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Diemen Location: Nord-Holland Operator: NUON Configuration: 236-MW, 1+1 combined-cycle with GT13E2 gas turbine Operation: 1995 Fuel: natural gas HRSG supplier: NEM T/G supplier: ABB Photograph courtesy of
NUON
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Eems Location: Groningen Operator: Electrabel Nederland Configuration: 6 X 341 single-shaft combined-cycle blocks CHP with 9001FA gas turbines, 1 X 590 conventional block with 131-MW topping gas turbine Operation: 1975-1996 Fuel: natural gas HRSG & boiler supplier: Stork T/G supplier: Siemens, EGT, G-A EPC: EPON, Siemens, G-A Quick facts: This is the largest power plant in Holland.
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Elsta Location: ZH Operator: AES Elsta bv Configuration: 475-MW 3+1 combined-cycle CHP with 9001E gas turbines Operation: 1998 Fuel: natural gas HRSG supplier: Ansaldo T/G supplier: GE, Nuovo Pignone, Ansaldo Quick facts: The plant has a 20yr steam and electric power sales agreement with an adjacent Dow Benelux chemical plant and a 20yr electricity sales agreement with Delta and Essent. AES acquired a 50% interest in Elsta in Jun 1997 and provides operational services and facility management. Photograph courtesy of
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Enecogen Location: ZH Operator: Enecogen Configuration: 2 X 435-MW single-shaft CCGT blocks with SGT5-4000F gas turbine Operation: 2011 Fuel: natural gas HRSG supplier: NEM T/G supplier: Siemens EPC: Siemens, BAM Quick facts: In May 2009, Siemens secured a €700mn, turnkey order for this power station. Enecogen is a partnership of the Dutch utility Eneco and the Danish utility Dong Energy. In addition to the main components, Siemens will also supply the entire electrical and I&C systems and handle plant maintenance over the long term.
Artist's impression courtesy of
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Lageweide Location: Nord-Holland Operator: NUON Configuration: 227-MW, 1+1 combined-cycle with GT13E2 gas turbine, 1 X 255 MW steam set, 1 X 66 MW GT11D5 (topping) Operation: 1976-1995 Fuel: natural gas Boiler/HRSG supplier: Schelde, NEM T/G supplier: ABB, Alsthom Photograph courtesy of
NUON
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Maasvlakte UCML Location: Zuid-Holland Operator: E.ON Benelux Configuration: 80-MW, 2+1 combined-cycle with 6001FA gas turbine Operation: 2003 Fuel: natural gas HRSG supplier: SFL T/G supplier: GE, Ansaldo EPC: Lurgi Quick facts: In Sep 2001, E.ON ordered a turnkey CHP plant from Lurgi to supply electricity and process steam for the Lyondell Bayer chemical plant in Maasvlakte. Natural gas and process waste gases from the chemical plant (ventilation gas, glycolics) are used for both supplementary firing in the HRSG and for an additional steam boiler. The plant was commissioned in Sep 2003. Photograph
by Ivar Gosman |
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Merwedekanaal Location: Netherlands Operator: NUON Configuration: two 100-MW 2+1 combined-cycle blocks with GT9 gas turbine and one 227-MW, 1+1 combined-cycle block with GT13E gas turbine Operation: 1978-1989 Fuel: natural gas HRSG supplier: Hollandse Constructie Groep T/G supplier: BBC Photograph courtesy of
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Moerdijk Location: Netherlands Operator: EPZ Configuration: 3 X 59 MW V63.A gas turbines, 1 X 180 MW steam set Operation: 1995-1997 Fuel: natural gas, refuse HRSG supplier: Schelde T/G supplier: Siemens Photograph courtesy of EPZ
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Sloe Location: ZE Operator: Sloe Centrale BV Configuration: 2 X 435-MW single-shaft CCGT blocks with SGT5-4000F gas turbine CHP Operation: 2009 Fuel: natural gas HRSG supplier: CMI T/G supplier: Siemens EPC: Siemens, Ballast Nedam Infra Quick facts: This project is a JV of Delta BV and EDF. In Dec 2008, Project Finance International named the Sloe financing European Power Deal of the Year. Fortis, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland were initial MLAs with debt split between a €510m amortising loan and a €25m debt service revolver. Following financial close, the banks brought BBVA and Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten into the senior phase, raising €210m of the €325m they needed. They were followed by Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, ING and Societe Generale. Electricity output is traded by each party on the de-regulated European power market. In Jul 2008, the partners selected contract management software from Navita to manage the commercial aspects of the tolling agreements. Steam is sold to energy services company Deltius in Vlissingen, an affiliate of Delta.
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Data: industcards, Platts UDI World Electric Power Plants Data Base
Updated 01/27/10