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BPC Engineering will construct microturbine power station under the contract with Tatneft JSC.

The station will operate on casing-head gas. It will consist of four Capstone C200 microturbines. Total electric output of the station will be 800 kW. Casing-head will be supplied to microturbines just after separator because the microturbines can use the gas with high sulfur content as a fuel. It will substantially reduce capital costs of the station. The station will operate in island mode together with existing Capstone C30 microturbine commissioned in 2007. The customer of the equipment is Tatneft JSC. Under the contract BPC Engineering will deliver the equipment and will carry out construction, engineering and commissioning works.

 

14/12/2011
Intma JSC will supply power plants for Magnezit industrial enterprise.

Intma JSC, official distributor of GE Jenbacher, is realizing the project of gas engine power station under turn key contract. The output of the station will be 24 MW. It will be commissioned in Satka (Chelyabinskaya Region). The station will consists of six GE Jenbacher JMC 624 each rated at 4034 kW. They will operate in parallel with main power grid.

13/12/2011
K-110-1.6 steam turbine manufactured by Ural Turbine Works was put into operation on the site of Tobolskaya TETs.

K-110-1.6 steam turbine was tested during 72 hours with nominal load of 110 MW. It operates on waste steam from existing P-100-130/15 Ural Turbine Works steam turbine. At present both steam turbines operate in parallel. As a result total electric output of Tobolskaya TETs thermal power station was increased by 210 MW and now it is 662 MW.

 

12/12/2011
Aviadvigatel JSC and Irkutskaya Oil Company signed the contract for two GTES Ural-6000 gas turbine plants delivery.

GTES Ural-6000 gas turbine power plants will be installed on the site of Yaraktinskoye oil field and will generate power for the needs of field infrastructure. Total electric output of the station will be 12 MW. The main fuel for the station will be casing-head gas. Ural-6000 gas turbine power plants will operate in simple cycle without waste heat utilization.

08/12/2011
E-ON Russia JSC commissioned PGU-400 combined cycle power station on the site of Yajvinskaya GRES.

The station was designed around Siemens AG SCC5-4000F 1o1 single-shaft gas turbine combined cycle power plant. It consists of SGT5-4000F gas turbine rated at 286.6 MW, heat-recovery steam generator and Siemens steam turbine. PGU-400 net efficiency is 56.6 %. Total cost of the project is 16.6 billion roubles.

General contractor for the project is ENKA Insaat ve Sanayi A.S. (Turkey). As a result total electric output of Yajvinskaya GRES thermal power station was increased from 600 up to 1000 MW.

 

07/12/2011
Gas engine power station was put into operation in Cherkessk.

The station consists of three Caterpillar G3520C gas engine plants each rated at 2 MW. They are equipped with Caterpillar SR4B HV electric generators with voltage of 10.5 kV and Frerk Aggregatebau GmbH waste-heat boilers with cycle water temperature 70/90 °C. The main fuel for the station is natural gas. Main power equipment was supplied by Zeppelin Russland.

16/12/2011
900MW coal fired plant in Poland.

Alstom has been awarded a €900m contract to supply core power generation equipment for a new 900MW coal fired power plant to be built at the Rybnik site in Poland.

The contract has been awarded by Elektrownia Rybnik (ERSA) and will be executed in two phases: phase I of the contract, worth around €100m ($134m), covers pre-engineering and support to ERSA during the permitting process and is effective immediately; the second, €800m ($1.07bn) phase, will be effective after the full notice to proceed, expected mid-2013.

Under the terms of the contract, Alstom will supply the boiler, its coal milling system and the complete turbine hall, including steam turbine, generator and the balance-of-plant auxiliaries.

Alstom will be responsible for the design, engineering, supply, erection, commissioning and testing of the delivered equipment.

The new plant is being constructed at the same site and will be fired by hard coal and biomass. Upon construction of the new unit, the total ERSA generation capacity is expected to meet about 12% of the electricity demand in Poland.

 

06/12/2011