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Мини-ТЭС под Брестом

The project was developed by Belkommunprojekt RUP under the order of Brestsky municipal company. General contractor and supplier of main power equipment is Strabag Umweltanlagen GmbH. The station consists of three GE Jenbacher JMS 320 GS gas engine power plants each rated at 1063 kW. They operate on landfill biogas.

27/08/2012

Мини-ТЭС в Ростове-на-Дону

The project was developed by EnergoAeroComplex Ltd. The station will be constructed on the site of Mega-Mag trade and entertaining center. The station will consist of eight MWM TCG2016CV16 each rated of 800 kW and thermal power output of 911 kW. The main fuel for the station is natural gas.

The station will also be equipped with waste-heat boilers, Buderus Logano S825L peak hot-water boilers each rated at 1900 kW and Shuanliang (China) absorption chillers with total cooling capacity of 6 MW.

The commissioning of the second unit of the station is planned in 2013. The first unit consists of eight Cento T300 gas engine plants with total electric output of 2400 kW. The first unit is equipped with two Mobil-Strom IK-650 emergency diesel generatin sets.

 

24/08/2012

Exergy Development Group's 36 MW Big Blue Wind Farm, which will be built in south central Minnesota, will feature Gamesa's newest wind turbine model.

The G97-2.0 MW Class IIIA wind turbine is designed specifically for low-wind sites and features nacelle enhancements and a newer, more aerodynamic blade design that optimizes energy output.

Exergy will install 18 Gamesa turbines on 78-meter towers at the Big Blue Wind Farm in the city of Blue Earth, located in Faribault County, Minn., which rests along the state's border with Iowa.

Upon completion, the wind farm will be owned by Exergy’s subsidiary, Big Blue Wind Farm LLC. Northern States Power will purchase the offtake, which is enough to power about 20,000 homes per year, according to Gamesa.

The wind farm will be completed and operational by the end of the year.

23/08/2012

Iberdrola's ScottishPower Renewables has submitted a planning application to the Scottish government for a five-turbine extension to the Whitelee Wind Farm, located near Glasgow.

The extension would generate up to 12 MW of renewable energy and increase the overall capacity of Europe's largest onshore wind farm to 551 MW. The initial 140 turbines at the Whitelee Wind Farm were fully completed in May 2009, and two additional extensions comprising 75 turbines have since been approved. Those 75 turbines have been constructed at the site. Commissioning is ongoing, with full power generation expected in early fall.

The five new turbines would be located to the west of the existing site in East Ayrshire.

21/08/2012

The station will provide electric and thermal power and cooling power for the needs of the center. The project will be realized under turn-key contract signed with BPS International. The commissioning of the station is planned in 2013. General designer and general contractor for the project is Energoteh Ltd. The station will consist of five MWM TCG2020V20 gas engine power plants each rated at 2 MW, waste-heat boilers and absorption chiller with cooling capacity of 3 MW. The main fuel for the station is natural gas. The station will be also equipped with two hot-water peak boilers with total output of 5 MW.

16/08/2012

ГТД производства НПО Сатурн

The project is realizing in cooperation with Inter RAO UES. GTD-110 engine will be equipped with advanced low emission combustion chamber to provide NOx emission level of 50 mg/m3. The reliability of gas turbine also will be increased. It is planned to use nano-technologies for production of hot path components. It will give the opportunity to prolong service life of the components. The pilot GTD-110M will be presented to the market in 2015.

17/08/2012

Газопоршневая установка Jenbacher

The station was designed around GE Jenbacher JMS 620 GS-N.LC gas engine plants each rated at 3044 kW. Thermal output of each plant is 3494 kW, electric efficiency is 43 %. Main power equipment was supplied by Revaho Agro Services BV (Netherlands). The station operates in cogeneration cycle in island mode.

16/08/2012