Coal-Fired Plants in China - Jiangsu

Chacheng Location: Jiangsu Operator: Xuzhou Chacheng Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 135 MW Operation: 2004-2005 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? EPC: SEPCO III Photograph courtesy of SEPCOIII Electric Power Construction Corp Posted 30 Jun 2007	Dongtai Cogen Location: Jiangsu Operator: GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd Configuration: 2 X 15 MW CHP Fuel: coal Operation: 1997-1998 Boiler supplier: Hangzhou T/G supplier: Wuhan Turbine Quick facts: These units went online in Mar 1997 and Mar 1998, respectively. Photograph courtesy of GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd Posted 4 Jul 2010	Fengxian Cogen Location: Jiangsu Operator: GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd Configuration: 2 X 15 MW CHP Fuel: coal, waste coal Operation: 2003 Boiler supplier: Jinan Boiler T/G supplier: Nanjing EPC: Nanjing Design Institute, SEPCO2 Quick facts: This plant has three CFB boilers and is in far northwest Jiangsu at the Fengxian EDZ. The units went online in Oct and Nov 2003, respectively, and the third boiler was commissioned in Jun 2005. Photograph courtesy of GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd Posted 4 Jul 2010
Funing Cogen Location: Jiangsu Operator: GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd Configuration: 2 X 15 MW CHP Fuel: coal, waste coal Operation: 2002-2003 Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: This plant has three CFB boilers and is in Funing EDZ in Yangcheng City. The units went online in Dec 2002 and Feb 2003, respectively. The third boiler was commissioned in Sep 2004. GCL has a 60% stake in the project. Photograph courtesy of GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd Posted 5 Jul 2010	Goudian Changzhou Location: Jiangsu Operator: Guodian Changzhou Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 630 MW Operation: 2006 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Shanghai Power Erection No 2 Co Quick facts: This plant was originally invested by China Guodian Corp (51%), China Resources Power (Jiangsu) Co Ltd (25%), Jiangsu Guoxin Asset Management Group Ltd (20%). and Changzhou Investment Group Co Ltd (4%). The project was officially launched on 28 Jun 2003 and construction started on 15 Apr 2004. Unit-1 went commercial on 23 May 2006 followed by Unit-2 on 30 Nov 2006. Photograph courtesy of Shanghai Power Erection No 2 Co Posted 17 Apr 2010	Haimen Xinyuan Location: Jiangsu Operator: GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd Configuration: 2 X 15 MW CHP Fuel: coal Operation: 2003 Boiler supplier: Jinan Boiler T/G supplier: Nanjing EPC: Nanjing Design Institute, Heilongjiang Power Construction No 3 Co Quick facts: This plant has two CFB boilers and is in Haimen City. The units went online in Dec 2003 and Jan 2004, respectively. Photograph courtesy of GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd Posted 5 Jul 2010
Huaneng Jinling Location: Jiangsu Operator: Huaneng Power Inernational Configuration: 2 X 1,030 MW Operation: 2009-2010 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: East China Electric Power Design Institute, Shanghai Power Construction Engineering Quick facts: Huaneng Jinling is jointly invested by Huaneng Power (60%), Jiangsu Guoxin Asset Management Group (30%), and Nanjing Investment Co (10%). The site is near the Yangtze in Qixia District, Nanjing City. Construction started on 29 Mar 2008. Unit-1 went commercial on 23 Dec 2009, followed by Unit-2 on 8 Dec 2010. The USC untis have a design efficiency of 45.2%. The double steel chimneys are the first of their kind in China. Photograph courtesy of longhoo.net Posted 18 Jun 2011	Jiangsu Changshu Location: Jiangsu Operator: China Resources Power Holdings Co Ltd Configuration: 3 X 650 MW Operation: 2005-2006 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Mitsui Babcock Harbin Boiler Co T/G supplier: Harbin Quick facts: CR Power owns a 100% equity interest in the supercritical Changshu power plant. Construction started on 1 May 2003 and commercial operation was in Mar 2005, Jun 2005 and Jan 2006, respectively. Electricity generated is sold into the provincial power grid through East China Power Grid Co Ltd. Coal is sourced from Shanxi and Inner Mongolia. Photograph courtesy of Doosan Posted 9 Jan 2011	Lvsigang Location: Jiangsu Operator: Datang International Power Generation Co Ltd Configuration: 4 X 600 MW Operation: 2010 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: Harbin Photograph courtesy of China Datang Corp Posted 27 Aug 2011
Kanshan Location: Jiangsu Operator: China Power Investment Corp Configuration: 2 X 600 MW Operation: 2006-2007 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: ?? EPC: East China Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: These are among the first ultra-supercritical units completed in China. The site is in Xuzhou City. Kanshan has ESPs from Zhejian Feida, FGDs, and Fuel Tech NoXOUT hybrid SNCR/SCR systems furnished by Clean Environmental Protection Engineering. Photograph courtesy of China Power Investment Corp Re-posted 10 Oct 2010	Taizhou Location: Jiangsu Operator: Guodian Taizhou Generating Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 1,000 MW Operation: 2007-2008 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: Toshiba, Harbin EPC: East China Electric Power Design Institute, Black & Veatch (owner's engineer) Quick facts: The first 1,000-MW USC set at Taizhou went commercial in late Dec 2007 and brought China Guodian's installed capacity to over 60 GW. This is the third 1,000-MW unit site in China and is designed for four units. The units have ESPs from Zhejiang Feida and FGD scrubbers from Guodian Longyuan. Germany’s KSB supplied 12 pumps turbine- and electric-drive boiler feed and booster pumps. The biggest turbine-driven pump set has a drive rating of 17,500 kW and generates a discharge pressure of up to 460 bar at a 210°C. Invensys Eurotherm supplied the T940X control system. Photograph courtesy of China Guodian Corp Re-posted 18 Jun 2011	Tianshenggang Location: Jiangsu Operator: Nantong Tianshenggang Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 330 MW CHP Operation: 2005 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Shanghi T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: The Tianshenggang site in Nantong City was first usd for power generation in the 1930s. Two 1,000-MW sets are planned. Photograph by 杨金梅 (Panoramio) Posted 5 Sep 2011
Datang Xutang Location: Jiangsu Operator: Datang International Power Generation Co Ltd Configuration: 4 X 300 MW Operation: 2001-2004 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: China Power Complete Equipment Co Ltd, Jiangsu Electric Power No 1 Construction Engineering, Anhui Electrical Power Construction No 1 Co Photograph courtesy of Anhui Electrical Power Construction No 1 Co Posted 13 Apr 2008	Xuzhou Pengcheng Location: Jiangsu Operator: Xuzhou China Resources Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 300 MW, 2 X 330 MW Operation: 1996-2004 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: CR Power owns a 35% interest in Xuzhou China Resources Power with partners SDIC Huajing Power Holding Co (30%), Jiangsu Province Guoxin Asset Management Group Co (20%) and Xuzhou Municipal Investment General Co (15%). Coal supply is from Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Jiangsu provinces. Photograph courtesy of China Resources Power Holdings Co Posted 11 Feb 2004	Xuzhou Pengcheng III Location: Jiangsu Operator: Xuzhou China Resources Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 1,000 MW Operation: 2010 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: ?? EPC: East China Electric Power Design Institute, Heilongjiang Hualong Power Engineering Quick facts: These two units went online in Jun and Jul 2010, respectively. They are CCR Power's first 1,000-MW sets. CR Power owns a 35% interest in Xuzhou with partners SDIC Huajing Power Holding Co (30%), Jiangsu Province Guoxin Asset Management Group Co (20%) and Xuzhou Municipal Investment General Co (15%). Coal supply is from Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Jiangsu provinces. Photograph courtesy of China Resources Power Holdings Co Posted 27 Aug 2011
	Zhangjiang Shazhou Location: Jiangsu Operator: SDIC Configuration: 2 X 630 MW Operation: 2006 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: Sepco 2 Quick facts: In May 2003, the Phase-I SDIC Jiangsu Shazhou project in Zhangjiagang City was approved by the State Council with an estimated investment value of Rmb 4.75bn. The plant was partially invested by Beijing International Trust and Investment Co and Jiangsu Investment. In May 2008, CR Power agreed to acquire Jiangsu Investment. Photograph courtesy of Sepco 2 Posted 28 Sep 2011

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