Coal-Fired Plants in China - Guangdong

Chaozhou Sanbaimen Location: Guangdong Operator: Datang International Power Generation Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 350 MW Operation: 1987 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 November 2006, two 1,000-MW units were ordered from Harbin for the Chaozhou plant. Photograph courtesy of Datan Inernational Power Generation Co Posted 6 Sep 2008	Shajiao-B Location: Guangdong Operator: Shenzhen Special Economic Zone Power Development Co 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 (3 X 200 MW). 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-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
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 Quick facts: This site is sized for eight 600-MW units. It is already the largest thermal plant on the Southern Grid. Unit-5 went commercial on 14 Dec 2006 Photograph courtesy of Guangdong Provincial People's Network Information Center Posted 14 Feb 2010	Zhuhai 1&2 Location: 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 facts: Two 600-MW supercritical units were added in 2007. Photograph courtesy of Washington Group Intl Posted 21 Oct 2001

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Data: industcards, Platts UDI World Electric Power Plants Data Base

Updated 02/15/10

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