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Gas turbine power station will be constructed in Nakhodka.

The station will consist of five GE Energy MS6001FA gas turbine power plants each rated at 75 MW. The customer for the project is Easten Petrochemical Company JSC. The station will be installed on the site of petrochemical complex in Nakhodka. It is developing at present by Easten Petrochemical Company JSC.

12/11/2012
Energy systems of the East RAO will commission fourth power unit on the site of Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya TETs-1 thermal power station.

The fourth unit of the station consists of three GE Energy LM 6000 PF gas turbine power plants with total electric output of 139.1 MW. The commissioning of the unit is planned in the third quarter of 2013. The unit will be equipped with three EGSI-S-400/1200-130/1200 WA two-stage fuel gas booster compressors manufactured by Enerproject. The compressors are delivered, installed and commissioned by the specialists of Energaz Ltd. which is the representative of Enerproject in Russia. The modernization of Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya TETs-1 thermal power station is carrying out by Far East government in cooperation with power engineering companies.

09/11/2012
Main frames of BMES Korvet-2.5 power plants were constructed on the site of Yamburgskaya compressor station (Gazprom transgas Yugorsk).

The power station will consist of four Korvet-2500-02 complete sets of power equipment. The set includes power unit container, technological unit with fire fighting system, cycle air filtering unit and exhaust system manufactured by Iskra-Avigas JSC. Reconstruction of Yamburskaya compressor station power plant will be carried out on the base of BMES Korvet-2.5 complete sets of power equipment. The station will operate in severe climatic conditions. The lowest temperature during a year is – 56 °C. Power plant will secure power supply to natural gas cooling station and main technological equipment of the compressor station.

08/11/2012
General Electric to Develop 1,000 Megawatts in Kenya.

 

General Electric Co. is partnering with Kenyan government and industry to develop 1,000 megawatts of power in the East African nation and is in talks with Kenya Power Ltd. (KPLL) about a power-purchase agreement. The power projects will be developed over five to 10 years. 

Kenya plans to spend as much as $50 billion over the next 20 years to meet a 14 percent annual increase in electricity demand, according to the country’s Energy Regulatory Commission. Kenya, east Africa’s biggest economy, will need 16,905 megawatts annually by 2031 from 1,520 megawatts this year.

GE signed similar development agreements with the governments of Nigeria and Ghana. Under the accord with Kenya, It will develop wind-energy projects and refurbish rail locomotives in partnership with Rift Valley Railways, Ireland said. 

06/11/2012
Order from independent energy production company CTES.

MAN Diesel & Turbo has received an order from the independent energy production company Companhia Termolétrica do Espiríto Santo (CTES), a subsidiary of the Brazilian private equity group Brazilian Private Equity, to supply 17 MAN 18V32/40 genset engines for a power plant project in Aracruz in the federal state of Espirito Santo in south-east Brazil. In addition to the engines, the order also includes delivery of mechanical and electrical auxiliary equipment. The MAN gensets generate a total output of 150 MW – enough to supply around 400,000 people in Brazil with electricity. The order is worth Euro roughly 40 million.

29/10/2012
MTU boosts Series 8000 power to 10MW.

Series 8000 engines from Tognum subsidiary MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH are now available with an output of 10MW. MTU announced the development to mark the Euronaval naval defense exhibition in Paris from October 22 to 26. Previously, the 20-cylinder engine had a maximum output of 9,100kW. The IMO Tier II-compliant unit demonstrated its increased power and reliability during a project-specific endurance run over 1,500 hours under tropical conditions. Series 8000 engines now cover a power range from 7,200kW to 10,000kW enabling MTU to offer economically efficient, diesel-based propulsion solutions producing up to 40MW per vessel.

26/10/2012
Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, has been awarded a contract by LUKoil for the delivery of power equipment.

Under the contract Rolls-Royce will supply two industrial Trent 60 gas turbine power plants. The contract was awarded by Russian contracting company Synergetic Projects LLC, general contractor of the Stavrolen Power Plant. The plants will operate in combined cycle. Each Trent 60 unit will produce 58.5 megawatts of power.

23/10/2012