Coal-Fired Plants in China - Liaoning & Tianjin

Chaoyang Location: Liaoning Operator: GD Power Development Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 200 MW (ret) Operation: 1972-1975 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: Construction at Chaoyang started in 1967 and these were the first and third 200-MW sets, respectively, made by Chinese manufacturers. The units were retired in 2010 having served as a key regional generating asset for many years. The four cooling towers were demolished on 21 May 2010. Photograph courtesy of China Guodian Corp Posted 16 Jun 2010	Chentangzhuang Location: Tianjin Operator: China Shenhua Energy Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 25 MW, 1 X 50 MW, 2 X 300 MW CHP Operation: 1991-2008 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Tianjin Electric Power Construction Co Quick facts: This plant will be greatly expanded with a series of 900-MW CCGT projects. Photograph by AK47wangxin (Panoramio) Posted 23 Jul 2011	Dalian ETDC Location: Liaoning Operator: GD Power Development Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 12 MW (ret), 2 X 50 MW (ret), 2 X 70 MW CHP Operation: 1991-2004 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: This CHP plant is in the Dalian Economic and Technological Development Zone. Photograph courtesy of China Guodian Corp Posted 16 Jun 2010
Huaneng Yingkou Location: Liaoning Operator: Huaneng Power InternationalGroup Configuration: 2 X 320 MW, 2 X 600 MW, 2 X 330 MW CHP Operation: 1996-2009 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Taganrog, Harbin T/G supplier: Kharkov, Electrosila EPC: Northeast Electric Power Design Institute Quick facts: The first two sets at Yingkou are Russian supercritical units, among the first in China at the +/- 300-MW rating. Units 5&6 are new CHP sets. Photograph courtesy of China Huaneng Group Posted 22 Jan 2011	Jinzhou-2 Location: Liaoning Operator: Datang International Power Generation Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 300 MW CHP Operation: 2009 Fuel: lignite Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Tianjin Electric Power Construction Co Quick facts: In Apr 2007, Datang acquired Hong Kong Donggang (Jinzhou) Investment Co which owns 55% of Jinzhou Donggang Power Co. Photograph courtesy of Tianjin Electric Power Construction Co Posted 11 Jul 2010	Kangping Location: Liaoning Operator: China Guodian Corp Configuration: 2 X 600 MW Operation: 2008-2009 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: Harbin Quick facts: In Jul 2005, work got underway on the supercritical Kangping power station in Shenyang City, and NDRC approval was received in Apr 2006. The Rmb 5,066mn project is jointly invested by China Guodian (51%), Shenyang Jinshan Thermoelectric Co Ltd (29%), and Tiefa Coal Industry (Group) Co Ltd (20%). Unit-1 started-up in May 2008, marking the world’s first use of plasma fuel ignition on this size unit. Photograph courtesy of China Guodian Corp Posted 4 Dec 2011
Panshan Location: Tianjin Operator: CLP Guohua Power Configuration: 2 X 500 MW Operation: 1996 Fuel: hard coal Boiler supplier: Podoloski T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila EPC: : North China Power Engineering Quick facts: This was the third supercritical plant in China. Power is sold to North China Power (Group) Corp. Panshan is owned by CLP Guohua Power Co Ltd (50%), North China Power (Group) (25%), and Tianjin Jinneng Investment Co (25%). In Sep 2005, Power Machines Group signed a servicing agreement for the Panshan and Suizhong plants. Photograph courtesy of CLP Group Posted 24 Dec 2006	Suizhong Location: Liaoning Operator: CSEC Guohua International Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 800 MW, 2 X 1,000 MW Operation: 2000-2010 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Taganrog, Dongfang T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila, Dongfang EPC: Teploelektroproekt Institute, No 3 Engineering Construction Co of Liaoning Electric Power Corp, Shanghai Power Construction Engineering, Shanghai Power Erection No 2 Quick facts: At completion, supercritical Units 1&2 were the largest thermal units in the country and were built for about Rmb 11bn. In mid-1994, American Electric Power proposed to build a pair of 1,300-MW coal-fired units at Suizhong, but this plan was later abandoned. Instead, two 1,000-MW sets were built making this the largest power station in China's northeast. Photograph courtesy of Guohua Suizhong Power Generation Co Ltd Re-posted 4 Dec 2011	Tianjin Beijiang Location: Tianjin Operator: Tianjin SDIC Jinneng Electric Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 1,000 MW Operation: 2009 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: North China Power Engineering, Tianjin Electric Power Construction Co Quick facts: This 2 X 1,000 MW power station plus seawater desal project was approved in May 2007. Unit-1 was commissioned on 12 Nov 2009 and Unit-2 on 30 Nov after 28mos of construction. These USC units have Feida precipitators and wet limstone FGD scrubbers from Kawasaki/Beijing Bootes. IDE supplied the MED desal equipment. Two more generating units are planned. Photograph courtesy of SDIC Huajing Power Holdings Co Ltd Posted 14 Mar 2010
	Yangliuqing New Location: Tianjin Operator: China Huaneng Group Configuration: 2 X 350 MW, 2 X 300 MW CHP Operation: 1994-2007 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Deutsche Babcock, Shanghai T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Tianjin Electric Power Construction Co Quick facts: Construction started on two 350-MW units at Yangliuqing in Jun 1996 and the first set went online in Dec 1998, followed by the second unit in Sep 1999. These both have German cyclone boilers. In May 2005, construction got under way on two 300-MW sets and these completed in Dec 2006 and May 2007, respectively. Two 600-MW units are planned Photograph courtesy of China Huaneng Group Posted 22 Jan 2011

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