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Ap Lei Chau Location: Hong Kong Operator: Hongkong Electric Co Ltd Configuration: 2 X 60, 6 X 125 MW Fuel: heavy oil Operation: 1968-1984 (ret) Boiler supplier: Babcock Power Ltd, MHI T/G supplier: English Electric, MHI, Melco EPC: GEC, Taihei Dengyo Kaisha Quick facts: Ap Lei Chau Island is also known as Aberdeen Island. In 1964, HK Electric purchased land on the island for a new power station to supplement the North Point plant. By the end of the ALC plant development, HK Electric's transmission system had moved through 66kV to 132kV. The plant chimneys were replaced several times, culminating in this 400ft pair. After relocating a set of gas turbines to the new Lamma power station, the rest of the Ap Lei Chau structures were demolished to make room for the South Horizons housing estate. This consists of 34 buildings ranging to 42 stories developed by Hutchinson Whampoa. Photograph courtesy of Hongkong Electric Posted 1 Mar 2009	Caoqiao Location: China Operator: Beijing Energy Investment Holding Co Configuration: 4 X 116 MWt (heat only) Fuel: natural gas Operation: 2005 Boiler supplier: ?? Quick facts: This large heating plant was one of a number of new-build heat and power projects installed in Beijing before the 2008 Olympic Games. Construction started on 28 Dec 2004. Photograph courtesy of Beijing Energy Investment Holding Co Posted 28 Sep 2008	Chizhou Cement Plant Location: China Operator: Anhui Conch Cement Co Ltd Configuration: 1 X 15 MW, 1 X 17 MW, 1 X 18 MW Fuel: waste heat Operation: 2007-2008 Boiler supplier: Anhui Conch Kawasaki Energy Conservation Equipment T/G supplier: ?? Quick facts: The Chizhou cement plant has the third and largest of the waste-heat power plants (WHG) built by Anhui Conch Cement. The first unit took 8mos to build. The WHG projects run off hot gas exhausted from clinker lines and, in the case of Chizou, there are 2 clinker lines and 4 HRSGs for each T/G set. The steam supply system is from original designs by Kawasaki and WHG power plants have now been deployed in about 15 Anhui Conch cement plants. Photograph courtesy of Anhuii Conch Cement Co Ltd Posted 22 Nov 2008

Gwangyang Unit-9 Location: Jeollanam-do Operator: Posco Configuration: 1 X 100-MW CHP Fuel: BFG, COG, LDG Operation: 2006 Boiler supplier: IHI T/G supplier: MHI, Melco EPC: Posco E&C Quick facts: The ninth 100-MW steam set at the Gwangyang steel works was built to take advantage of surplus by-product gases generated by the increased production of crude steel. Steam output is 45 tph. The project started in Nov 2004 and completed in Aug 2006. Photograph courtesy of Posco E&C Posted 8 Mar 2006	Hsiehho Location: Taiwan Operator: Taiwan Power Co Configuration: 4 X 500 MW Operation: 1977-1985 Fuel: fuel oil Boiler supplier: B&W T/G supplier: MHI, Siemens EPC: Gibsin Quick facts: This large thermal plant is in northern Taiwan. Photograph courtesy of Taiwan Power Co Posted 2 May 2001	Inchon Location: South Korea Operator: Korea Midland Power Co Configuration: 2 X 250 MW, 2 X 325 MW Operation: 1970-1978 Fuel: LNG, fuel oil Boiler supplier: IHI, Stein T/G supplier: Toshiba, Alsthom EPC: Hyundai Photograph courtesy of Korea Electric Power Corp Posted 15 Jan 2001

Namjeju Location: South Korea Operator: Korea Southern Power Co Configuration: 2 X 10 MW (ret), 2 X 100 MW Operation: 1980-2007 Fuel: heavy oil Boiler supplier: MHI, Doosan T/G supplier: Fuji, MHI, Doosan EPC: Hanjung, Hyundai Quick facts: Namjeju 3&4 were dedicated on 30 May 2007 with an audience of 300 persons on hand including Cheolsik Ahn, General Director of MOCIE's Energy Industry Department. Kospo is now supplying about half of Jeju Island's electricity. The site also hosts four 10-MW, MAN B&W 7K60MCS heavy-fuel gensets built in the early 1990s by Hanjung. Photograph courtesy of Korea Southern Power Corp Posted 28 Jun 2008	Shanghai Weigang Location: China Operator: Meiya Power Co Ltd Configuration: 1 X 50 MW Fuel: BFG Operation: 2000 Boiler supplier: Hangzhou T/G supplier: Shanghai EPC: China National Electric Equipment Corp Quick facts: This is an inside-the-fence, captive power plant at Shanghai No 1 Iron and Steel Group Co Ltd. It was originally developed by a JV of Baosteel and Canada's West Coast Energy. The EPC contract was signed in Sep 1997 and commercial operation began in Jun 2000. It is China’s first power plant of this scale totally fueled by BFG. Photograph courtesy of China National Electric Equipment Corp Posted 17 Apr 2010	Tongling Cement Plant Location: China Operator: Anhui Conch Cement Co Ltd Configuration: 1 X 15 MW, 1 X 30 MW Fuel: waste heat Operation: 2007 Boiler supplier: Anhui Conch Kawasaki Energy Conservation Equipment T/G supplier: ?? Photograph courtesy of Anhuii Conch Cement Co Ltd Posted 4 Dec 2008

Ulsan Location: South Korea Operator: Korea East-West Power Co Configuration: 3 X 200 MW, 3 X 400 MW Operation: 1970-1981 Fuel: heavy oil, natural gas Boiler supplier: Deutsche Babcock, Steinmuller T/G supplier: Siemens, BBC EPC: Lahmeyer, Siemens, BBC, Daewoo Quick facts: Ulsan 4-6 were the last large-scale oil-fired sets built by KEPCO. Photograph courtesy of Korea Electric Power Corp Re-posted 18 Oct 2006		Zhongshan Jiaming Location: China Operator: CNOOC Gas & Power Ltd Configuration: 2 X 125 MW Fuel: natural gas, fuel oil Operation: 1997-1998 Boiler supplier: Shanghai T/G supplier: ?? EPC: Shanghai Power Erection Co No 2 Quick facts: The Zhongshan Jimaing Power Co Ltd was established in Jul 1994 and is majority-owned by CNOOC. Two oil-fired sets were built at this site in Guangdong. In 2005, both units were converted to dual-fuel operation and, in 2009, two CCGT blocks were added to the site. Photograph courtesy of CNOOC Posted 25 May 2011