Coal-Fired Plants in China - Guangdong

Chaozhou Sanbaimen Location: Guangdong Operator: Datang International Power Generation Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 600 MW Operation: 2006 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Mitsui Babcock Harbin Boiler Co T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Northeast China International Electric Power Corp Quick facts: This power station is in the Sanbaimen Port EDZ in Zhelin Town, Raoping County. The two supercritical units have ESPs, wet limestone FGDs, and low-Nox burners. A 50,000t coal coal unloading facility was built and the plant is connected to the grid at 220kV. Chaozhou cost RMB 5.9bn and is jointly owned with Wenshan Guoneng Investment Co and Chaozhou Xinghua Energy Investment Co. In Nov 2006, two 1,000-MW units were ordered from Harbin for the Chaozhou plant. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong China Business News Network Re-posted 17 Apr 2010	Guangzhou Nansha Phase II Location: Guangdong Operator: China Resources Power Holdings Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 300 MW CHP Operation: 2009 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Dongfang Quick facts: In Jan 2006, China Resources Power established a new subsidiary to build a cogen plant complex in Guangzhou’s Nansha Economic and Technological Development Zone in the center of the Pearl River delta. Nearby industrial complexes include automotive suppliers, chemical plants, the Nansha International Business Center and other heating services customers. Two 180-MW CCGT blocks were built first, followed by the coal units. Photograph by 性情盅人 (Panaramio) Posted 22 Oct 2011	Huaneng Haimen Location: Guangdong Operator: Huaneng Power International Configuration: 2 X 1,036 MW Operation: 2009-2010 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Dongfang T/G supplier: Hitachi, Dongfang EPC: Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: These units have Alstom seawater FGD systems. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute Posted 24 Aug 2011
Huaneng Shantou Location: Guangdong Operator: Huaneng Power International Configuration: 2 X 300 MW, 1 X 600 MW Operation: 1996-2005 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Dongfang, Babcock-Hitachi Dongfang Boiler Co T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila EPC: Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute, Northwest Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: This plant is on the outskirts of Shantou City. The first two sets have boilers supplied by Dongfang using technology from Foster Wheeler and Russian-made turbines and generators. The two units went commercial on 1 Jan 1997.  Unit-3 was approved in Mar 2003, construction started on 1 Mar 2004, and the set went commercial on 20 Oct 2005. Coal is mostly from northern Shanxi, transported by rail from the mines to Qinhuangdao port, and then by ship down the east coast of China to a jetty at the plant owned and maintained by the Shantou Port Authority. Photograph courtesy of Huaneng Power Posted 12 Jan 2010	Heyuan Location: Guangdong Operator: Shenzhen Energy Co Configuration: 2 X 622 MW Operation: 2009 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: MHI, Harbin T/G supplier: MHI, Harbin EPC: Central Southern China Electric Power Design Institute, SEPCO Quick facts: The Heyuan site is in Yuancheng District, Heyuan City, 200km north of Shenzhen. The first-phase project was approved in Feb 2007 for an investment of Rmb 5.3bn. These are among the fist ultrasupercritical sets in China and were jointly manufactured by Harbin and MHI. Photograph courtesy of Shezhen Energy Co Posted 1 Jun 2011	Jinwan Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Yuedian Group Configuration: 2 X 600 MW Operation: 2007 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai Quick facts: Jinwan is located in Zhuhai’s Gaolan Port Economic Zone. The two supercritical units are jointly invested by Guangdong Yuedian and CKI Holdings. Two 1,000-MW sets are planned for the site. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Yuedian Group Posted 5 Jun 2010
Maoming 5&6 Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Yuedian Group Configuration: 1 X 210 MW, 1 X 300 MW CHP Operation: 2003-2006 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Harbin, Dongfang T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: Maoming's first units (2 X 25 MW) were built with Soviet assistance. These and 3 X 100 MW follow-on units are now all retired. A 600-MW set is planned for the site. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Yuedian Group Posted 5 Jun 2010	Mawan Location: Guangdong Operator: Shenzhen Energy Group Co Ltd Configuration: 6 X 300 MW Operation: 1993-2003 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: Harbin EPC: North China Electric Power Design Institute, Guangdong Power Engineering Corp, Harbin Quick facts: Unit-4 has the first domestically-made saltwater FGD scrubber in China. Unit-1 was retrofit with plasma ignition and low NOx combustion technology by Yantai Longyuan Power Technology. Photograph courtesy of Shezhen Energy Co Posted 30 May 2011	Nanhai Location: Guangdong Operator: Kingsun Energy Configuration: 2 X 200 MW, 2 X 300 MW, 1 X 600 MW CHP Operation: 2005-2009 Fuel: coal, coal-water slurry Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Hubei Second Electric Power Construction Engineering Co Quick facts: The 200-MW units at Nanhai are the largest purpose-built, coal water slurry boilers in the world. Photograph courtesy of Hubei Second Electric Power Construction Engineering Co Posted 1 May 2011
Pinghai Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Electric Power Development Co Configuration: 2 X 1,000 MW Operation: 2010 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: Construction started on 22 Dec 2008 at this site in Huidong County, Huizhou City, and the first unit went commercial on 5 Oct 2010. There are five investors and total investment in the two units is expected to be Rmb 8.5bn. Four more 1,000-MW sets are planned. Design fuel is Indonesian coal and Zhungeer coal. SO3 FGC systems are installed. Photograph courtesy of Huidong County Government Re-posted 27 Dec 2010	Shajiao-B Location: Guangdong Operator: Shenzhen Guangshen Shajiao B Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 350 MW Operation: 1987 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: IHI T/G supplier: Toshiba EPC: Ove Arup, Ewbank Preece, Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute, Hopewell Construction, Slipform Engineering Quick facts: In 1979, Hopewell Holdings and Japanese trading company Kanematsu-Gosho proposed to Guangzhou City development of a 2 X 250 MW power station. The original plan did not advance, although Guangdong Province later built the first phase of Shajiao-A. The Hopewell project turned into Shajiao-B built for Shenzhen SEZ as one of the first BOT schemes in China. At completion, shareholders were Hopewell Holdings, China Development Investment, an affiliate of Bank of China, Kanematsu-Gosho Ltd, Yue Xiu Enterprises Ltd, and Shum Yip Development Co Ltd. Construction started on 1 Jul 1985 and Unit-1 was synchronized on 22 Apr 1987 followed by Unit-2 on 22 Jul 1987. Shajiao-B cost about $513mn. Photograph courtesy of Hopewell Power (China) Ltd Posted 5 Apr 2008	Shajiao-A Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Yuedian Group Configuration: 3 X 210 MW, 2 X 300 MW Operation: 1987-1993 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Harbin, Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: Project construction at Shajiao-A started in Oct 1984 and the first unit went online in Apr 1987. The first three sets were uprated to 210 MW. All 5 units have been retrofit with FGD scrubbers. Two 1,000-MW sets are planned for the site. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Yuedian Group Posted 5 Jun 2010
Shajiao-C Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Guanghope Power Co Configuration: 3 X 660 MW Operation: 1995-1996 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: ABB T/G supplier: G-A EPC: G-A, Slipform Engineering, Ove Arup Quick facts: Shajiao-C is on the Pearl River 60km from Guangzhou. Unit-1 was synchronized in 32mos. The "C" station was one of several Chinese plants developed and built by Hopewell Holdings, a property and infrastructure company founded in 1963. In 1993, Hopewell formed and listed Consolidated Electric Power Asia Ltd (CEPA). In 1997, Hopewell sold sold its interest in CEPA to Southern Energy Asia Inc, a subsidiary of Southern Company from the USA that was later spun off as Mirant. In 2002, CR Power spent $300mn to buy the ownership interest of Mirant. In Oct 2006, Insigma Engineering completed the last of three new FGD scubbers of Alstom design at Shajiao-C. The FGD project contract was signed in Feb 2004. Photograph courtesy of China Resources Power Holdings Co Posted 12 Feb 2004	Shanwei Dongzhou Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Electric Power Development CO Configuration: 2 X 600 MW Operation: 2008 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Babcock-Hitachi Dongfang Boiler T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: Two 660-MW supercritical sets are under construction at Shanwei Dongzhou and four 1,000-MW USC sets are planned. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Yuedian Group Posted 6 Jun 2010	Sinopec Maoming Location: Guangdong Operator: Sinopec Configuration: 2 X 50 MW, 2 X 100 MW Operation: 1995-2006 Fuel: petroleum coke, bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Ahlstrom, FW T/G supplier: ?? EPC: G-A, Slipform Engineering, Ove Arup Quick facts: These units at a petrochemical works are among two dozen FW ACFB boilers purchased by Sinopec to power its operations in various locations. In early 2008, the 100-MW sets set continuous operation records for similar equipment in China. Unit-1 ran for 640 days straight and Unit-2 for 540 days. Photograph courtesy of Foster Wheeler Posted 19 Apr 2008
Taishan Location: Guangdong Operator: Shenhua Guohua Power Configuration: 5 X 600 MW Operation: 2003-2006 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute, Tianjin Electric Power Construction Quick facts: This site is sized for eight 600-MW units. Unit-2 went commercial on 9 Apr 2004, Unit-3 on 21 Jan 2006, and Unit-5 on 14 Dec 2006. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Provincial People's Network Information Center Posted 14 Feb 2010	Yuehua 5&6 Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Electric Power Development CO Configuration: 2 X 300 MW Operation: 1989-1990 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: Yuehua in Huangpu District, Guangzhou City, had four 125-MW oil-fired units online from 1977-1980. These were retired in 2008-2009. The plant is invested by Guangdong Yuedian (51%) and China Huaneng (49%). Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Yuedian Group Posted 6 Jun 2010	Yueyang Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Electric Power Development Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 25 MW, 1 X 135 MW Operation: 1991-2006 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: This power plant is in Yangshan County, Qingyuan City. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Yuedian Group Posted 5 Jun 2010
Yunfu Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Electric Power Development Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 125 MW, 2 X 135 MW Operation: 1989-2002 Fuel: anthracite Boiler supplier: Shanghai, Dongfang T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: This power station in Hekou Town, Yunfu City was expanded with two 300-MW sets. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Yuedian Group Posted 5 Jun 2010	Zhanjiang Location: Guangdong Operator: Guangdong Electric Power Development Co Ltd Configuration: 4 X 300 MW, 2 X 600 MW Operation: 1995-2006 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Dongfang T/G supplier: Dongfang EPC: Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: This power station in Chiklan District, Zhanjiang City, was built in two phases. The first phase is invested by Guangdong EPD (76%) and Guohua Energy (24%) and was retrofit with FGD systems in 2007 at a cost of Rmb 510mn. The 600-MW units were built to burn orimulsion by Petroleum Fuel Oil Co, Guangdong EPD and Zhanjiang Port Group Co. Most of the shareholdings are now by Guangdong EPD. The 600-MW sets were converted to coal in 2010. Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Yuedian Group Posted 5 Jun 2010	Zhuhai 1&2 Guangdong Operator: Cheung Kong Infrastructure Configuration: 2 X 700 MW Operation: 2000-2001 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: MHI T/G supplier: Westinghouse EPC: Washington Group International Quick factQuick facts: Two 600-MW supercritical units were added in 2007. Photograph courtesy of Washington Group Intl Posted 21 Oct 2001

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