CCGT Plants in Trinidad & Tobago
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Inncogen Location: Trinidad & Tobago Operator: Trinity Power Ltd Configuration: 3 X 75 MW 7001EA gas turbine Fuel: natural gas Operation: 1999 T/G supplier: GE EPC: Duke/Fluor Daniel Quick facts: This was the first IPP in Trinidad and Tobago with $150mn of bond financing completed in Aug 1998. Most of the output is sold under a 30yr PPA with Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission delivered via a 132kV connection. First known as InnCOGEN, then run by Jasper Energy and now operated by Prime South. In 2004, Trinity Power signed a 17yr contractual service agreement with GE Energy and this was expanded to cover other related facilities in May 2006. Photograph courtesy of York Research Corp |
Penal Location: Trinidad & Tobago Operator: PowerGen Co of Trinidad & Tobagoo Configuration: 196-MW, 2+1 CCGT with 7001EA gas turbines, 2 X 20-MW 5001N gas turbines Fuel: natural gas Operation: 1976-1985 HRSG supplier: ?? T/G supplier: JBE, GE Quick facts: The first use of natural gas for power generation in T&T was in 1953 at now-retired steam sets at Penal power station. Photograph courtesy of
Power Generation Co of Trinidad & Tobago Ltd
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Point Lisas Location: Trinidad & Tobago Operator: PowerGen Co of Trinidad & Tobagoo Configuration: 2 X 20 MW 5001N, 4 X 86 MW W501D, 3 X 63 MW GT11, 2 X 104 MW W501D5A gas turbines Fuel: natural gas Operation: 1976-2007 T/G supplier: GE, WH, BBC, Siemens Quick facts: PowerGen was formed in 1994, when Mirant acquired a 39% interest in three gas-fired generating plants on Trinidad from Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission. The company is now owned by Marubeni Corp, Trinidad & Tobago Electricity Commission, and BP. Photograph courtesy of
Power Generation Co of Trinidad & Tobago Ltd
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Data: industcards, Platts UDI World Electric Power Plants Data Base
Updated 06/19/10