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Bobruisk-1
Location: Mogilev
Operator: Belenergo
Configuration: 12 MW CHP
Operation: ??
Fuel: natural gas, wood, peat
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: ??
Quick facts: An add-on boiler for buring wood and peat was added in 2006.
This was the site of one of the first FGD installations in CIS countries.
This was designed and installed by INEKO and OAO VTI. Testing began in Jun
2006.
Photograph courtesy of
Ministry of Energy (BY)
Posted 27 Feb 2010 |
Gomel-1
Location: Mogilev
Operator: Belenergo
Configuration: 1 X 6 MW CHP
Operation: ??
Fuel: natural gas
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: ??
Photograph courtesy of
Belenergo
Posted 16 Sep 2007 |
Gomel-2
Location: Mogilev
Operator: Belenergo
Configuration: 3 X 180 MW CHP
Operation: 1986-1993
Fuel: natural gas
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: LMZ, SE Plant Electrotyazhmash
Photograph courtesy of
Ministry of Energy (BY)
Posted 27 Feb 2010 |
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Lukoml
Location: Vitebask
Operator: Belenergo
Configuration: 8 X 300 MW
Operation: 1969-1972
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: Taganrog
T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila
Quick facts: In Jan 2005, Power Machines was awarded a $24mn contract to modernize Units 1, 2, and 4.
This plant can supply up to 60% of the electricity used in Belarus.
Photograph courtesy of
Electrocentremontazh
Posted 16 Sep 2007 |
Minsk-4
Location:
Minsk
Operator: Minskenergo
Configuration: 1 X 60 MW, 2 X 110 MW, 2 X 300 MW, 1 X 320 MW CHP
Operation: 1977-1996
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila
Quick facts: This plant accounts for about 15% of Belarus' electricity.
A 2.5-MW turboexpander was added in 2005.
Photograph by Alex Zelenko (wikimedia)
Posted 27 Aug 2006 |
Minsk-5
Location: Minsk
Operator: Minskenergo
Configuration: 1 X 330 MW CHP
Operation: 1999
Fuel: natural gas, fuel oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: LMZ
Quick facts: This plant is 40km from Minsk and was the first large-scale
thermal plant built in the CIS countries after the collapse of the USSR.
Minsk-5 No 1 went commercial on 4 Aug 1999. The site was originally
selected for a nuclear power station and work was underway on two 1,000-MW
reactors when the Chernobyl accident stopped the project. The project was
then converted to a 1,800-MW thermal CHP plant. This was then shelved and
instead a single 330-MW set installed. This was the launch LMZ turbine of
its type. The unit also had one of the first fully digital I&C systems on
new-build in the CIS. A 450-MW CCGT block is in development at Minsk-5.
Photograph courtesy of
Ministry of Energy (BY)
Posted 27 Feb 2010 |
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Vitebsk
Location: Vitebask
Operator: Belenergo
Configuration: 1 X 20 MW, 2 X 25 MW, 1 x 40 MW CHP
Operation: 1960-2005
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: TMZ, LMZ
Photograph courtesy of
Ministry of Energy (BY)
Posted 27 Feb 2010 |
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