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Ho-Ping
Location: Hualien Co
Operator: Ho-Ping Power Services Corp
Configuration: 2 x 66 0MW
Fuel: coal
Operation : 2002
Boiler supplier: Alstom
T/G supplier: Alstom
Quick facts: The power station is owned by Ho-Ping Power Co, a
joint-venture of Taiwan Cement Corp and a wholly owned subsidiary of CLP
Power Asia. It is located in Hualien County.
Combustion by-products are used in an adjacent cement plant.
Photograph by
Zhan
Shuei Huo and courtesy of CLP Group
Posted 18 Mar 2005 |
Kuan-Tien
Location: Tainan Co
Operator: Taiwan Cogeneration Corp
Configuration: 1 X 48 MW CHP
Fuel: coal
Operation: 2000
Boiler supplier: FW
T/G supplier: Fuji
Quick facts: This plant in Taiwan's Kuan-Tien Industrial Park has a compact ACFB
boiler. Photograph courtesy of
Taiwan Cogeneration
Posted 18 Aug 2002 |
Linkou
Location: Taipei Co
Operator: Taiwan Power Co
Configuration: 1 X 329 MW, 1 X 380 MW, 2 X 150 MW GT
Fuel: coal, fuel oil, distillate oil
Operation : 1968-1998
Boiler supplier: Riley, MHI
T/G supplier: WH, EE
Quick facts: The steam-electric units went commercial in Jul 1968 and Mar
1972, respectively. They were extensively overhauled in 1989 and 2006
(Unit-1) and 1995 and 2005 (Unit-2). The units burn about 1.7mn tpy of
coal from Australia and Indonesia. Linkou New will have three 800-MW units.
Unit1 will be built on available space, Unit-2 will be built on the site of
the two gas turbines and Unit-3 will be on the site of existing Units1&2. These
are scheduled to be dismantled in 2016.
Photograph courtesy of
Taiwan Power Co
Posted 12 Feb 2011 |
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Shenao
Location: Taipei Co
Operator: Taiwan Power Co
Configuration: 1 X 75 MW, 1 X 140 MW, 1 X 200 MW
Fuel: coal, fuel oil
Operation : 1960-1966 (ret)
Boiler supplier: MHI, B&W
T/G supplier: WH
Quick facts: The old Shenao power station is demolished and two 800-MW units are under
preliminary construction at the site.
Photograph by Monad (Panaramio)
Re-posted 12 Feb 2011 |
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Taichung
Location: Taichung Co
Operator: Taiwan Power Co
Configuration: 10 X 550 MW
Fuel: bituminous and subbituminous coal
Operation : 1991-2006
Boiler supplier: FW, B&W Canada, Mitsui Babcock
T/G supplier: GE, Toshiba
EPC: Gilbert Engineers, BES Engineering
Quick facts: With the additions of Units 9&10, Taichung became the world's
largest coal-fired power plant. The plant has been retrofit with FGD and
SCR systems. Plant output in 2008 was 42 TWh, 20% of Taipower's
production. The plant is connected to the grid via a 345kV switchyard. The
total plant investment was about NTD 194.74bn. Unit-3 holds the Taipower
continuous run record at 703 days (Mar 2007-Feb 2009). Two 800-MW
units are to be added at the site.
Photograph courtesy of Changhua Coast Conservation Action
Posted 14 Feb 2010 |
