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MHI receives order for 2 steam turbines for coal-fired thermal power plants in Morocco.

 

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) has received an order for two steam-turbines, 350 MW each, to be installed at two large-scale coal-fired thermal power plants in Morocco, which Jorf Lasfar Energy Company 5&6, a power plant company owned by Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA), is to build. The turbines are slated to be delivered to a consortium formed by Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd. and Mitsui & Co., Ltd. for the construction project.

The large-scale coal-fired power plants, in which the steam turbines are to be installed, will be built in the existing power station in the Jorf Lasfar district, near El Jadida, in the southwest of Casablanca. The two new power plants will be built as the No.5 and No.6 units to expand the station and adjoin existing power plants operated by Jorf Lasfar Energy Company (JLEC), also a subsidiary of TAQA. In addition to supplying the turbines, MHI will also be sending technical advisors.

 

25/05/2011
Two upgraded 2 MW turbines launched at AWEA.

КС Лялинская

New state-of-the-art technology is combined with proven reliability in Vestas’ new 2 MW GridStreamerTM platform. Right now, the upgraded version of Vestas’ most experienced family of turbines is launched at this week’s American Wind Energy Association’s (AWEA) fair in California, USA.

Featuring an improved gearbox and larger rotors, the upgraded 2 MW platform substantially surpasses its predecessors in terms of power output. At a typical IEC I site (high wind), the new V90-2.0 MW GridStreamerTM provides approximately 10 per cent more energy output than the V80-2.0 MW. On an IEC II site (medium wind), the new V100-2.0 MW GridStreamerTM produces up to 15 per cent more energy compared to a V90-1.8 MW.

 

27/05/2011
Vestas receives 200 MW order in Kansas, USA.

Vestas has received a 200 MW order for 111 V90-1.8 MW turbines from Enel Green Power North America, Inc., for the Caney River wind-energy project in Elk County, Kansas, USA.

The contract includes delivery and commissioning along with a five-year service and maintenance agreement. Delivery is scheduled for the second half of 2011 and commissioning is expected in late 2011.

23/05/2011
GPA-16 Arlan gas pumping unit started operation on Lyalinskaya compressor station.

КС ЛялинскаяSaturn-Gas Turbines JSC and UMPO JSC developed and manufactured pilot GPA-16 Arlan gas pumping unit rated at 16 MW under the long-term cooperation with Gazprom JSC. It was developed on the base of AL-31ST gas turbine engine. The unit assembling was finished in December 2010. Commissioning and full-scale tests of the equipment were carried out in January 2011. At present pilot operation of the unit during 1500 hours was started. GPA-16 Arlan will be used for modernization and construction of new compressor stations.

 

20/05/2011
In January 2011 fifth GTU-16P was shipped to the Pikalevskaya compressor station.

Thus Perm Engine Company JSC executed an order of Gazprom for supply of gas turbines designed by Aviadvigatel for the First Extension of Severny Potok.

As part of the ground-based portion of the main gas pipeline under construction four of seven compressor stations will be equipped with Perm gas turbines. Gas-pumping units' producer is NPO Iskra. Since 2009 Perm Engine Company shipped 13 gas turbines rated at16 MW to Sheksninskaya, Pikalevskaya and Elizavetinskaya compressor stations and five gas turbines rated at 25 MW to Babaevskaya compressor station.

16/05/2011
Iskra-Avigaz JSC supplied and commissioned six Ural-6000 gas turbine power plants for Gazprom dobycha Nadym Ltd.

The plants were manufactured by Aviadvigatel JSC. Ural-6000 gas turbine power plants with total output of 36 MW will ensure electric power supply for drilling plants of Bovanenkovskoye gas condensate field (Yamalo-Nenetsky Autonomous Area). The plants were designed around D30 III engines manufactured by Perm Motor Plant.

17/05/2011
Power plant was commissioned on the site of cement plant in Yakutia.

BPC Power Systems has finished the construction of power station on the base of Capstone C1000 microturbines rated at 1 MW. The station was constructed in Mokhsogollokh settlement, Khangalassky district. The station consists of two C65 microturbine plants, two hot-water UT-76 waste-heat boilers each rated at 1.7 MW. C1000 was designed around five C200 microturbine plants. Modular design of the station ensures high reliability of station operation and give the opportunity to stop and start separate units without breaking the operation of whole station. The project was realized by BPC Power Systems in cooperation with investment partners.

19/05/2011