Coal-Fired Plants in China - Shandong

Feixian Location: Shandong Operator: China Guodian Corp Configuration: 2 X 650 MW Operation: 2007 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Harbin T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Sepco No 2II Quick facts: In Aug 2003, China Guodian Co, Shandong Luneng Development Group. Linyi City Investment and Development Co, and  Investment and Development Corp set up this genco with shares of 55%, 35%, 6%, 4% respectively. Construction on Feixian Phase I started on 26 Dec 2004 , the project was approved by NDRC on 23 May 2005, and Unit-1 went commercial on 25 Dec 2006, followed by Unit-2 on 5 Aug 2007. Photograph courtesy of China Guodian Corp Posted 31 May 2010	Heze Location: Shandong Operator: China Guodian Corp Configuration: 2 X 125 MW, 2 X 300 MW, 2 X 330 MW Operation: 1990-2006 Fuel: anthracite Boiler supplier: Shanghai, Mitsui Babcock T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: China Power Complete Equipment Co, Sepco No 2, Sepco no 3 Quick facts: Heze-II (2 X 300 MW, 2003) is jointly owned by CLP (29.4%), China Guodian (36.6%), Shandong International Trust (14.4%), and EDF International (19.6%). Construction on Units 5&6 started in Dec 2004 and Unit-5 went commercial in Jun 2006. All 6 units were retrofit with FGD systems by Jun 2009. Two 660-MW USC sets are in design. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Re-posted 30 Dec 2010	Hua Feng Location: Shandong Operator: Peak Pacific Configuration: 2 X 6 MW, 1 X 25 MW CHP Operation: 2002 Fuel: waste coal Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: Thanks to its use of gangue, this CFB plant operates as a provincial Natural Resource Utilization Facility. Ash and slag is used in local cement production and as mine backfill. The plant supplies the local electricity grid and Xinwen Coal Mine Group Co. Photograph courtesy of Peak Pacific (China) Investment Ltd Posted 21 Aug 2005
Laicheng Location: Shandong Operator: Huadian Power International Corp Ltd Configuration: 4 X 300 MW Operation: 1999-2003 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: Shandong Electric Power Engineering Consulting Institute, Sepco No 3 Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 1 Jul 2007	Liaocheng Location: Shandong Operator: Liaocheng Thermal Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 55 MW (ret), 2 X 115 MW, 2 X 140 MW, 2 X 330 MW Operation: 1990-2003 Fuel: anthracite Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: ?? EPC: SEPCO II, Heilongjiang Province Construction Engineering Quick facts: Liaocheng Power was formed in 1988 to build this plant in Liaocheng City's western suburbs about 8km from the city center. Two 55-MW sets were retired in 2007. Photograph courtesy of www.qlwmw.com (Shandong News Network) Posted 9 Jun 2010	Linyi 6&7 Location: Shandong Operator: Huaneng Shandong Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 50 MW (ret), 5 X 140 MW, 2 X 350 MW Operation: 1991-2009-1996 Fuel: anthracite Boiler supplier: Hangzhou, Shanghai T/G supplier: Beizhong, Shanghai EPC: Sepco No 1, Sepco No 3 Quick facts: In Linyi City. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 30 Dec 2011
Longkou Location: Shandong Operator: Shandong Century Electric Development Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 100 MW (ret), 4 X 220 MW Operation: 1984-1996 Fuel: anthracite Boiler supplier: Wuhan T/G supplier: Beizhong EPC: Sepco No 2, Sepco No 3 Quick facts: In Yantai City, aka Bainian. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 30 Dec 2011	Nanding Location: Shandong Operator: Shandong Electric Power Co Configuration: 2 X 6 MW, 2 X 12 MW, 2 X 65 MW, 2 X 135 MW Operation: 1956-1994 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: LMZ, Skoda EPC: Shandong Provincial Chemical Planning & Design Institute, Sepco No 3 Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 1 Jul 2007	Rizhao 1&2 Location: Shandong Operator: Huaneng Shandong Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 350 MW Operation: 2000 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: GDV T/G supplier: Siemens EPC: STI - Studio Tecnico di Ingegneria, Sepco No 3 Quick facts: In April 2000, an international consortium built these BOT units at a coastal terminus of the grid some 15km south of Rizhao City. Design fuel is coal from Huang-Ling County, Shanxi. The first two units cost $600mn. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 30 Jun 2007
Rizhao 3&4 Location: Shandong Operator: Huaneng Shandong Power Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 680 MW Operation: 2009-2009 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: Sepco No 3 Quick facts: In May 2007, NDRC approved an extension at Rizhao with 680-MW, supercritical units. All four units at Rizhao have Alstom saltwater FGD scrubbers. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 5 Nov 2011	Shiheng Location: Shandong Operator: Shangong Zhonghua Power Co Ltd Configuration: 4 X 300 MW Operation: 1997-1998 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai Quick facts: Shiheng was the first plant of the $2.2bn Shandong Zhonghua Power Project, the largest IPP project with foreign investment in China. Owners were CLP (29.4%), Shandong Electric Power Group (36.6%), Shandong International Trust and Investment 14.4%, and EDF International (19.6%). Photograph courtesy of CLP Group Posted 7 Feb 2004	Tengzhou Xinyuan 2&3 Location: Shandong Operator: Huadian Power International Corp Ltd Configuration: 1 X 25 MW (ret), 2 X 150 MW, 2 X 315 MW CHP Operation: 1997-2006 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Wuhan, Shanghai, Harbin T/G supplier: Harbin, Shanghai EPC: Shandong Electric Power Design Institute, Sepco No 3 Quick facts: In Tengzhou County, Zaozhuang City. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 30 Dec 2011
Weifang-1 Location: Shandong Operator: China Huadian Group Corp Configuration: 2 X 330 MW Operation: 1993-1994 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Dongfang T/G supplier: Dongfang EPC: China Power Complete Equipment Co Ltd, Sepco No 3 Quick facts: Weifang-2 has two 600-MW units. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 1 Jul 2007	Yunhe 1-4 Location: Shandong Operator: Huaneng Shandong Power Co Ltd Configuration: 4 X 145 MW Operation: 2000-2003 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: Sepco No 2, Sepco No 3 Quick facts: In Zoucheng County, Jining City. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 31 Dec 2011	Zhangzhuang Location: Shandong Operator: Peak Pacific Configuration: 2 X 25 MW CHP Operation: 2002 Fuel: waste coal Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: Thanks to its use of waste coal (gangue), from a nearby washery, this CFB plant operates as a provincial Natural Resource Utilization Facility. The plant supplies the local electricity grid and Xinwen Coal Mine Group Co and Huayuan Mining Co. Photograph courtesy of Peak Pacific (China) Investment Ltd Posted 21 Aug 2005
Zhanhua 1&2 Location: Shandong Operator: Huaneng Power International Configuration: 2 X 125 MW Operation: 1977-1977 (ret) Fuel: bituminous coal, fuel oil Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: Beizhong, Shanghai Quick facts: In Dianhua County, Binzhou City. These units were converted from oil to coal-firing ca 2000/01 and later retired. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 31 Dec 2011	Zouping Location: Shandong Operator: Peak Pacific Configuration: 2 X 25 MW CHP Operation: 2001 Fuel: coal Boiler supplier: ?? T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: This plant was built to serve fast-growing industrial loads in Zouping County, Binzhou City. Photograph courtesy of Peak Pacific (China) Investment Ltd Posted 21 Aug 2005	Zouxian Location: Shandong Operator: Huadian Power International Corp Ltd Configuration: 4 X 355 MW, 2 X 600 MW, 2 X 1,000 MW Operation: 1985-2007 Fuel: bituminous coal Boiler supplier: Dongfang, FW, Babcock-Hitachi Dongfang Boiler T/G supplier: Shanghai, Hitachi, Dongfang EPC: S&L, Ebasco, Sepco No 1, Sepco No 3, Shandong Electric Power Engineering & Consulting Institute, Fourth Engineering Corp of Northeast Power Construction Quick facts: From 1985 to 1989, Shandong Intl Power Dev completed the first phase of the Zouxian PS in Xuexcheng City with two pairs of 300-MW coal-fired units. Two 600-MW units commissioned in 1997 and in Jul 2004, main equipment contracts were awarded by Huadian Power for Zouxian 7&8, two 1,000-MW USC generating units. The first unit completed its 168hr run on 4 Dec 2006 about 9mos ahead of schedule and the second followed in Jun 2007. The extension was officially commissioned in Jul 2007, making Zouxian one of the largest power stations in China. Photograph courtesy of Sepco No 3 Posted 31 Dec 2011

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