Coal-Fired Plants in China - Beijing

Gaojing Location: Beijing Operator: Datang International Power Generation Co Ltd Configuration: 6 X 100 MW CHP Operation: 1961-1974 (ret 2013) Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Russia, Harbin T/G supplier: Russia, Harbin Quick facts: This was the main heating plant in Shijingshan District and also a center of the city's 220- and 110kV networks. Construction with Russian equipment began in 1959 and the first set completed in 1961. In 1964, Harbin commissioned China's first indigenous first high-temperature and high-pressure at Gaojing. The APC equipment and related systems were extensively rebuilt over the years. In Apr 2012, CDT was permissioned to replace the coal-fired blocks with a new 1.4-GW CCGT plant. Gaojing was closed after buring off its coal stockpile from the 2012/13 heating season. Photograph courtesy of China Datang Posted 20 Apr 2013	Huaneng Beijing Location: Beijing Operator: Huaneng Power International Configuration: 1  X 75 MW, 2 X 165 MW, 2 X 220 MW CHP Operation: ??-1999 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Deutsche Babcock, Wuhan T/G supplier: TMZ, Electrosila Quick facts: Also known as Huaneng Gaobeidian. This plant was retrofit by CPI Yuanda with a wet limestone scrubber licensed from Austrian Energy & Environment. Photograph courtesy of CPI Yuanda Environmental Protection Engineering Co Ltd Posted 7 May 2005	Yire Location: Beijing Operator: CLP Guohua Beijing Power Configuration: 2 X 200 MW CHP Operation: 1999 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: ABB Quick facts: Beijing Yire power station is in Chaoyang District to the east of Tiananmen. It is wholly-owned by CLP Guohua and supplies heat as well as electricity to Beijing city. Both units have FGD systems, the second completed in 2003. Photograph courtesy of CLP Group Re-posted 24 Dec 2006

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