Diesel and Gas-Engine Power Plants in Turkey

Aliaga Alosbi-I Location: Izmir Operator: Aliaga Çakmaktepe Enerj Üretim AS Configuration: 4 X 17-MW 18V46 engines CHP Operation: 2007 Fuel: heavy oil E/G supplier: Wartsila EPC: Öncü İnşaat, HT Muhendislik Quick facts: This autoproducer serves the Aliağa Organize Sanayi Bölgesi (ALOSBI) industrial zone about 65km from Izmir city. Photograph courtesy of Öncü İnşaat Posted 23 Aug 2008	Aliaga Alosbi-II Location: Izmir Operator: Aliaga Çakmaktepe Enerj Üretim AS Configuration: 28 X 8.7-MW 20V34SG, 2 X 17.5-MW steam sets CHP Operation: 2010 Fuel: natural gas E/G supplier: Wartsila Quick facts: The second phase of the Aliaga plant was opened on 29 Sep 2010 as the largest gas engine power station in the world. Six engines were online with the balance to follow when the required transmission links were completed. Photograph courtesy of Wartsila Posted 29 Aug 2010	Gaziantep Location: Gaziantep Operator: Sanko Enerji Configuration: 3 X 8.3 MW 18V32/40 engines CHP Operation: 2001 Fuel: heavy oil E/G supplier: MAN B&W EPC: MAN B&W, Iltekno AS Quick facts: This plant in the Gaziantep City industrial zone provides electricity for a brick factory, a film factory, a towel factory and a yarn factory. It burns heavy fuel with up to 5% sulfur and is equipped with a wet limestone FGD scrubber. Construction took 13.5mos. Photograph courtesy of MAN B&W Posted 26 Dec 2010
Manisa Location: Manisa Operator: Manisa Organize Sanayi Bölges Configuration: 3 X 16.32-MW 18V50DF engines, 4 X 8.73-MW 20V34SG engines CHP Operation: 2005 Fuel: natural gas, heavy oil, diesel oil E/G supplier: Wartsila EPC: Wartsila Quick facts: MOSB is located in Turkey’s Agean Region where 20% of the country’s electricity production is consumed. With continued industrial expansion, power supply became increasingly problematic and so the organization tendered for a captive plant. In Oct 1999, Wartsila was awarded a contract for a 54.3 MW diesel power station with 3 X 18.1-MW 18V46 engines. In Sep 2004, Wartsila was awarded a contract for a replacement power staion with seven new engines. The cogen plant also supplies 45.5 tph of steam and 1,250 tph of hot water. Photograph courtesy of Manisa Organize Sanayi Bölges Posted 22 Aug 2008	Nigde Location: Nigde Operator: Birko Enerji Configuration: 2 X 5.5 MW Operation: 1999 Fuel: heavy oil E/G supplier: MAN B&W Quick facts: Birko Enerji is an affiliate of one of Turkey's large industrial groups and this cogeneration plant supplies a textile factory. Photograph courtesy of MAN B&W Posted 25 Oct 2003	Odayeri Landfill Location: Istanbul Operator: Ortadoğu Enerji Configuration: 10 X 1.4-MW engines Operation: 2009 Fuel: landfill gas E/G supplier: Jenbacher EPC: Akademi Teknik Musarvirlik, Ortadoğu Quick facts: This is one of two LFG power projects at Istanbul region landfills operated by ISTAÇ Inc, the municipal waste-disposal company. Odayeri in Kemerburgaz covers 52ha and holds about 32mn tons of refuse. The LFG power plants were tendered in 2007 and construction got underway at the Kemerbrugaz location in May 2008 with 5 MW online buy the end of the year. The project was formally opened by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Apr 2009. A 20km, 34.5kV line connects to the national grid. Photograph courtesy of Ortadoğu Enerji Posted 24 Nov2010
Samsun-I Location: Samsun Operator: Aksa Enerji Uretim AS Configuration: 132-MW combined-cycle CHP with 18V46 engines Operation: 2003 Fuel: heavy oil E/G supplier: Wartsila EPC: Cengiz Quick facts: In Sep 2010, Wartsila announced that the Samsun-I CHP plant would be extended with a single 18.3-MW 18V50SG gas engine, the largest yet produced. Also, six of the existing 18V46 engines will be converted to natural gas and commissioned by the time the new engine goes online in 2011. Photograph courtesy of Wartsila Posted 29 Aug 2010		Samsun-II Location: Samsun Operator: Cengiz Enerji Configuration: 132-MW combined-cycle CHP with 18V46 engines Operation: 2003 Fuel: heavy oil E/G supplier: Wartsila EPC: Cengiz Quick facts: This large diesel power plants has SCR with Haldor catalysts plus a Desox plant. Photograph courtesy of Cengiz Enerji Posted 20 Jul 2008

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