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Rosneft commissioned gas turbine power station on the site of Priobskoye oil and gas field.

The station was constructed under Rosneft program for utilization of casing-head gas from the field.The station with total electric output of 188 MW consists of four simple cycle Siemens SGT-800 gas turbine plants each rated at 47 MW. The station is also equipped with hot-water Viessmann Vitomax 200 boilers.

 

01/03/2012
Zvezda-Energetika JSC delivered gas turbine power station to the site of Baytuganskoye oil field (Volgo-Uralsky Region).

The customer of the station is BayTeks Ltd. GTU-KG-3E power plant was designed on the base of Dresser Rand gas turbine engine rated at 1.8 MW. It was manufactured by Zvezda-Energetika JSC according special requirements of the customer. The station will operate on casing-head gas from the field. Hydrogen sulphide content in the gas.

29/02/2012
GE Oil & Gas renews gas turbine packaging agreement in China.

GE Oil & Gas has renewed an agreement with China Aviation Gas Turbine Ltd. (CAGT) to continue supplying GE10-1 gas turbine engines and control panels for use in power generation in oil and gas plants and coke oven gas applications in China and abroad through customers whose headquarters are in mainland China.

The original agreement between GE and CAGT was signed in 2002 and renewed in 2007. The new agreement covers the next five years, with a possible option to extend it for another three years, and also includes a services section. Since 2002, GE has sold a significant number of these units to CAGT that now account for nearly one third of the global installed fleet of GE10-1 gas turbines.

GE provides GE10-1 flange to flange gas turbine engines and Mark Vle control panels to CAGT, who integrates them into gas turbine-generator packages and sells them to end customers under the brand name QD-100. The flange-to-flange equipment is supplied from GE Oil & Gas facilities in Florence, Italy and the control panels are supplied from GE facilities in Salem, Va. CAGT’s manufacturing is based in Shenyang, with the company headquarters in Beijing.

15/02/2012
PowerWind 56 produces its first energy in the UK.

Since the beginning of December, the rotor of a 900-kW turbine of the type PowerWind 56 is spinning on the premises of the University of Sheffield. The first kilo watt hours were produced on 6.12.2011. This is the first time for a PowerWind turbine to feed electricity into the UK grid.

The turnkey turbine was delivered by British construction company BAM Construction Ltd. The university, a typical Community-scale customer, will cover a part of its energy demand using wind power and, in doing so, benefit from the profitable remuneration system in the UK: The system promotes the operation of turbines with a rated power of less than one megawatt.

07/02/2012
WinWinD to build 50 MW wind park in Finland.

WinWinD has won a tender for buying project rights of the Myllykangas Wind Park near Kuivaniemi in the Northern Finland. The agreement was signed with the developer Metsahallitus, a Finnish state-owned company.

The new wind park will be significant on a Finnish scale. The full-scale production capacity of the Myllykangas Wind Park is 50 megawatts, with a maximum of 19 wind turbines located in the area. The total investment in the park is approximately 90 million Euros.

 

28/01/2012
ACCIONA puts its first wind park in Poland into service, after investing 57 million euros.

ACCIONA Energy's wind park at Golice has just entered service in Poland, the first installed by the company in the country. It represents an investment of around 223 million zlotys (57 million euros at the current exchange rate). Its 38 MW of installed capacity will generate clean electricity equivalent to the consumption of around 40,000 Polish homes and will avoid the emission of 77,625 metric tons of CO2 to the atmosphere per year.

The wind park, 100% owned by ACCIONA, is located in the municipality of Golice (Lubuskie province) in the west of the country, and consists of nineteen 2 MW wind turbines. The project received matched funding from the Cohesion Fund of the European Union.

28/02/2012
Gamesa, Iberdrola complete 102 MW wind project In Honduras.

 

The wind farm, which is equipped with 51 of Gamesa's G87-2.0 MW wind turbines, is located 24 km south of Tegucigalpa, in the Cerro de Hula and Izopo mountains.

The site's owner is Globeleq Mesoamerica Energy, a developer of renewable energy projects in Central America, operating through its local subsidiary Energia Ealica de Honduras.

The wind farm has a power purchase agreement to sell its output to Empresa Nacional de Energia Elactrica for a period of 20 years, and the project was financed with funds from the Export-Import Bank of the United States and the Central American Bank for Economic Integration.

 

27/02/2012