Diesel and Gas-Engine Plants in South America - other
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Cristiano Rocha
Photograph courtesy of Multiner SA |
GERA Photograph courtesy of Grupo Servtec |
Ibague Photograph courtesy of Wartsila |
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| Serra do Navio Location: Brazil Operator: Amapari Energy Configuration: 12 X 1.9 MW Fuel: diesel oil Operation: 2008 E/G supplier: MAN/STX Quick facts: Amapari Energy is a 51/49 partnership between MPX and Eletronorte. The plant went online in Jun 2008 and has a contract to supply electricity directly to the Anglo Ferrous Mining Amapá and serves the cities of Serra do Navio and Pedra Branca do Amapari in emergencies. Photograph courtesy of MPX Energia |
Sete Lagoas Photograph courtesy of Power |
Suape-II Location: Brazil Operator: Energética Suape II SA Configuration: 17 X 22.35 MW 20V46F engines Fuel: heavy oil Operation: 2011 E/G supplier: Wartsila EPC: Wartsila Quick facts: The €200mn turnkey contract for Suape-II was signed in May 2010, excavation began in Jan 2010, and full construction started in Aug 2010. This is the largest power station yet built by Wartsila. The engines are located in three powerhouses, each measuring 57m by 33m. Two of the engine halls house six engines while a third building contains the remaining five.The facility went into operation at the end of Dec 2011 and Wartsila secured a 3yr O&M agreement for the project in Mar 2012. It will operated at intermediate-load. The operating company is jointly-owned by Petrobras and CIBE Participação SA. The site is in Suape, Cabo de Santo Agostinho, Pernambuco. Photograph courtesy of Wartsila |
Data: industcards, Platts UDI World Electric Power Plants Data Base
Updated 07-Jul-2012